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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]If the data from the Post article and study cited are correct no one has to be a racist to conclude from their proportional representation in MCPS schools based on County population, Asian Americans in MD are proportionally affected the most by the MCPS policy of restricted advancement.

Simply do the math. I know its painful![/quote]

Let's continue with Math curriculum 2.0:

[b]If the above calculations are correct [/b]it is certainly plausible that stopping MCPS acceleration in math for all kids from K onwards may reduce the performance gap between Asian Americans and everyone else by the 8th grade (grade point of the Washington Post story from a year ago).  This may hold up particularly if MCPS fails over the long haul in providing differentiated instruction in a single classroom.
One also has to factor in the proportional aliquot (2% of current MCPS kids) of children siphoned off to HG and magnet programs over time. [/quote]

What above calculations? Where? If anything, it looks like two PPs have proven you wrong on the stats.

OK, we give up! You're right!  All MCPS cares about is stuffing those uppity asian kids back down in their place! MCPS doesn't give a fig about closing the gap between white/asian and black/hispanic kids, no way!  MCPS doesn't want to help out AA and hispanic kids, that's crazy talk!  MCPS doesn't give two cents about widespread cricitism that advanced kids can't do high-school-level math, no sirreee!  *All* MCPS cares about is getting even with those uppity asians!  And especially, PP, with your kid! MCPS definitely has it out for your kid!

Happy now?[/quote]

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