It's a word world where kids who's parents express the most "correct" political views win favour over kids who are smart and work hard. I mean that's kind of the exact opposite of the sort of achievement normal people support.
If external factors are making it impossible for large swaths of the population to study hard and do their homework that is the problem that needs to be fixed, not the fact that programs for kids who excel at school are reserved exclusively for kids who excel at school.
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It's important to remember how *tiny* the support for such bizarre points of view. The problem is that such people happen to have enormous power while yelling that everyone else has the power.
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where specifically is privilege and strife determined solely by demographics in the US?
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Everyone learns individually in this life ... So it was in the past, so it will be in the future ...
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Agree. We don’t have to knock down gifted students to lift up struggling students. Gifted does not equal rich or white. Gifted programs can lift underprivileged. Putting gifted and struggling in the same classroom hurts them both
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Is this policy being proposed anywhere?
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Well said. The system, like many, are old and broken.
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Shhhhh, next you'll be saying we're all as different cognitively as we are psychically, and that varying levels of intellect achieve varying levels of success.
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