The achievement gap /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Detroit :
Greenhaven Press,
[2010]
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| Series: | Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
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Table of Contents:
- Racial differences contribute to the achievement gap / Melissa Jenco
- Racial differences do not contribute to the achievement gap / Al Ramirez and Dick Carpenter
- Members of higher social classes have an academic edge / Richard E. Nisbett
- Members of all social classes have equal access to educational information / Paul Teske, Jody Fitzpatrick, and Gabriel Kaplan
- The achievement gap in mathematics is caused by lack of resources / Alfinio Flores
- The achievement gap in mathematics could be narrowed with better planning / Frances R. Spielhagen
- Schools reinforce cultural advantages / Jean Yonemura Wing
- Schools reinforce cultural disadvantages / Jamie Lew
- Poor-quality educators contribute to the urban achievement gap / Joel I. Klein
- School violence contributes to the urban achievement gap / Steve Giegerich
- Boys achieve less in literacy because schools do not support their interests / Peg Tyre
- Closing the achievement gap requires training school leaders / Jose W. Lalas and Ronald D. Morgan
- Personal responsibility is important for academic achievement / Barack Obama
- Age at kindergarten entry affects future disparities in student achievement / Elizabeth Cascio
- Arts programs help narrow the achievement gap / Doug Belden
- The No Child Left Behind Act has increased student achievement / Naomi Chudowsky, Victor Chudowsky, and Nancy Kober
- The No Child Left Behind Act has widened the achievement gap / Liz Hollingworth
- School vouchers narrow the achievement gap / Andrew Coulson
- School vouchers do not narrow the achievement gap / Patrick Wolf et. al
- Removing bias in academic science and engineering will narrow gender barriers / Committee on Maximizing the Potential of Women in Academic Science and Engineering
- Enforcing Title IX will not narrow the gender achievement gap in the sciences / Patricia Hausman.