Classroom Achievement Gap

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The issue I have chosen to do research own is, how to close the achievement gap between black and white schools? The reason why I have chosen this topic is because I have experienced being in an environment to both a title one school and a suburban school. The experiences I have overcome with the two types of schools were very different in many ways. When I attended a title one school, there was a lack of qualified teachers teaching at the school. For example, a teacher that was working at the school was very young, and did not have the right resources to control a classroom. Sometimes teachers would not encourage the students in the classroom, they were just teaching to get a paycheck. Some of the other issues that I have faced at a title one school were how children where acting in the classroom. Majority of the time children would act very disorderly, and disrespectful in the classroom and to the teacher.
Nevertheless, when I attend a school that was in the suburbs I was shocked on how the way teachers ran the classroom. It was well structured and controlled by the well-qualified teacher. The teacher also inspired students to do well on all of the assignments that were given …show more content…

S, Toronto Life, and Mourshed. M. Has very profound reasons on the achievement gap begin to close. Well according to the Washington post as well as Kimberly Dogget students should attend after school programs, and ask teacher, and councils for help when they need it. I agree to what the Washington post, and Kimberly Dogget are saying about how students should take education into their own hands. Nevertheless, teachers can get a better understanding of the students learning style. As well as help parents not worry about their kids homework if there are a single parent and have a lot on their plate, because it will already be done if they were to attend the after school

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