Sentences with phrase «inequitable outcomes»

Giving this to each child requires effective, culturally competent educators who have the capacity to create brave spaces for dismantling systems and structures that perpetuate inequitable outcomes for students.

Yet while the idea has ostensible common - sense value, a closer look reveals various, intractable difficulties, and the possibility of inequitable outcomes.

Desegregated schools, for example, can produce very inequitable outcomes for students or end up internally segregated.

Much of the public conversation around school improvement focuses on early childhood and the elementary years, in an effort to prevent or lessen inequitable outcomes for poor children.

The Austin College Access Network was featured at the annual KIPP College Partners Convening this summer focusing on the role of higher education in actively fighting against inequitable outcomes for first - generation students.

We all agree that orderly classrooms are necessary and college isn't for everyone, but we should still be concerned about grossly inequitable outcomes.

Candidates analyze student work to determine student progress toward and mastery of lesson and unit learning objectives while identifying trends in the data that may reveal inequitable outcomes for various student groups.

The Houston / Marshall plan calls to empower the individuals and communities most affected by inequitable outcomes to be at the center of the community driven solutions and interventions aimed to restore justice for poverty entrenched communities.

As for the potential fallout from another inequitable outcome, Price reiterated his main point.

This ham - handed approach to equity is destined to lead to inequitable outcomes.

My bone to pick is with the status quo, the one that has been perpetuating discrimination against kids of color and, thus, has led to inequitable outcomes.