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The outstanding examples in the Concord Review are useful, but so too is work that is not outstanding-after all, students are much better at spotting weakness in other people's work than in their own, and when they see weaknesses in others' work, they are less likely to reproduce such weaknesses in their own.
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I can remember the meeting very vividly – teachers were appalled at the presenters statement that one reason an achievement gap exists is due to the pity parties that teachers have for minority students and students who have less than stable home lives. In essence, teachers and schools do no students favors when they lower the expectations based on the perceived inabilities or emotional concerns that teachers and schools have for struggling students. What the Ed Trust ultimately condones is the practice of teaching every child as if they were college preparatory material.
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and gained insight into how to construct rigorous assessments, which, in turn, forced me to redesign my approach to students, lessons, and teaching.
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What I have come to understand is that while we scurry to find new ways to meet AYP, get our students over the hump, and keep our schools out of the editorial pages, there is a quiet epidemic of illiteracy spreading in our urban schools. The Education Trust (while not completely perfect) is trying to address the issue through their programs and protocols. They seek to shift the paradigm of teachers and schools, not throw money at the urban schools and hope that a miracle happens.
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