Showing posts with label socio-economic diversity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label socio-economic diversity. Show all posts

Thursday, October 08, 2015

Learning, diversity and choice

The notion of "school choice" stirs up heated debates.

Still, when the goal of choice in public education is to achieve more socio-economic diversity for the good of all students, we should pay attention.

Schools with a mixed population economically perform better for everyone.

  Let me know what you think of this?