top | item 45980028 (no title) TechRemarker | 3 months ago Imagine still will be all the advanced tracks but will be only reserved for those with the resources to afford it and seemingly further the divide. discuss order hn newest mlboss|3 months ago I don’t think it is about resources. Growing up in 3rd world country I have zero resources. It is the drive of student and higher standards from parents and teachers that matters. Everybody is just getting soft. Aurornis|3 months ago > I don’t think it is about resources. Growing up in 3rd world country I have zero resources.In America many parents do have resources, though, and they will spend those on private schools, tutoring, or home schooling.> It is the drive of student and higher standards from parents and teachers that matters.These proposals restrict the teachers and disallow teaching advanced subjects to students with drive to learn them.You can’t say it’s up to the students and teachers while also holding back the students and restricting the teachers.
mlboss|3 months ago I don’t think it is about resources. Growing up in 3rd world country I have zero resources. It is the drive of student and higher standards from parents and teachers that matters. Everybody is just getting soft. Aurornis|3 months ago > I don’t think it is about resources. Growing up in 3rd world country I have zero resources.In America many parents do have resources, though, and they will spend those on private schools, tutoring, or home schooling.> It is the drive of student and higher standards from parents and teachers that matters.These proposals restrict the teachers and disallow teaching advanced subjects to students with drive to learn them.You can’t say it’s up to the students and teachers while also holding back the students and restricting the teachers.
Aurornis|3 months ago > I don’t think it is about resources. Growing up in 3rd world country I have zero resources.In America many parents do have resources, though, and they will spend those on private schools, tutoring, or home schooling.> It is the drive of student and higher standards from parents and teachers that matters.These proposals restrict the teachers and disallow teaching advanced subjects to students with drive to learn them.You can’t say it’s up to the students and teachers while also holding back the students and restricting the teachers.
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In America many parents do have resources, though, and they will spend those on private schools, tutoring, or home schooling.
> It is the drive of student and higher standards from parents and teachers that matters.
These proposals restrict the teachers and disallow teaching advanced subjects to students with drive to learn them.
You can’t say it’s up to the students and teachers while also holding back the students and restricting the teachers.