The "Thoughts on Education Policy Blog" has an interesting opinion on low achievement. A sample,
"When somebody argues that we should improve students' lives outside of school to improve their performance, they're not making excuses or being a defeatist. Likewise, when somebody says that schools can make a big difference, they're not being wholly unrealistic. Rather than calling each other names we should be working to improve schools. And everybody needs to remember that although a school is not usually the largest influence on the life of a child that it doesn't mean that a school cannot do an awful lot of good."
This post is worth your time to read and make your own decisions. You can find it here.
Thanks for the kind words.
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