…much of our public conversation about education is focused on the wrong
culprits: we blame failing schools and the behavior of the poor for
trends that are really the result of deepening income inequality and the
behavior of the rich.
…the rapid growth in the rich-poor educational gap provides a ray of
hope: if the relationship between family income and educational success
can change this rapidly, then it is not an immutable, inevitable
pattern. What changed once can change again. Policy choices matter more
than we have recently been taught to think.
http://www.salon.com/2013/04/29/americas_staggering_education_gap_partner/?upw
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