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[quote=Anonymous]I'm in favor of equality of opportunity. I think that means increased integration AND differentiation for kids who need it. We need to move toward a place where differentiation by ability is not so tightly tied to socio-economic status (aka the achievement gap). The more time I spend thinking and reading and working on this question, the more I'm convinced that what we have is a housing problem, not an education problem. I don't think we can have socioeconomically integrated educational systems when we have such chronically segregated neighborhoods. [/quote]
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