Not exact matches
I had always been interested in the
issue of urban
poverty —
when you live in New York City, it's impossible to ignore — but it looked like one
of those social problems without a real solution.
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When viewed as a public health
issue with lifelong consequences including
poverty, mental illness, injustice, and risk
of infectious disease — we all benefit
when children are diape
when children are diapered.
For example, the February 2006
issue of NEA Today features an article by David Berliner, the former head
of the American Educational Research Association and professor at Arizona State University, that repeats Rothstein's argument with greater force and fewer reservations: «So why,
when we have as much credible research making connections between
poverty and school success, do we keep looking for other answers?
In my experience, tedium and boredom are rarely front and center except
when they're linked to
issues of poverty or race.
It takes a village to raise a child from cradle to college, particularly
when that child is struggling with
issues of poverty, a language barrier or instability in the home or school.
«
When you consider the changing face
of America and all the challenges we have,
poverty and other
issues, yet we are educating more students to a higher level than ever.
All
of which continues to miss the point: The real
issue, especially
when it comes to children living in
poverty, is whether all students have access to good schools regardless
of whether they are charters, District schools, parochial, or private schools.
When I look around at the world, I see a lot
of issues facing our communities and society —
issues like
poverty, terrorism, illicit drugs and depression.
Hard - working parents may miss teacher conferences and PTA meetings for lots
of reasons that can't be documented, and the City Council should remember — nothing is straightforward and clear - cut
when dealing with
poverty and social
issues.
We will begin to ameliorate the achievement gap
when we address the
issue of poverty in our communities — meaning a livable minimum wage and health care, and establish community schools that can address the needs
of all our students;
Especially
when most
of those schools are underfunded and dealing with serious
issues such as
poverty, violence, and apathy.
Recognizing that ignoring the
issues and sweeping conversations about money under the rug won't help break the cycle
of poverty, she won't let her peers off the hook
when it comes to discussing personal finances.
Only
when that transition occurs, so the notion goes, is there a chance
of resolving «commons»
issues like limiting chances
of dangerous human - caused disruption
of the climate; trimming the billion - person tail off the curve
of deep
poverty that (along with dysfunctional government) holds back progress in the South; conserving the world's eroding biological patrimony.
Even
when children survive, they often face risks including malnutrition,
poverty, violence, and lack
of clean water and a host
of other
issues.