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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The problem is poverty. If it weren't poverty, we would see the middle and upper income DCPS schools struggling just as much as the low income schools, and we don't. Sure, there is more than can be done, but the root of the problem is not incompetence. [/quote] Poverty has an impact but I say that lousy curricula choices that do [b]not[/b] emphasize practice nor mastery of the 4 math operations, fractions percents, and decimals and that do [b]not[/b] teach phonics adequately or content adequately have a greater impact!! Then, disruptive students are not dealt with properly and are allowed to disrupt to the detriment of all.[/quote] Hey genius, why do you think there are so many disruptive students in DCPS?[/quote]
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