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Closing the Achievement Gap by Detracking

  • By dismantling tracking and providing the high-track curriculum to all, we can succeed in closing the achievement gap on important measures of learning.
  • Membership in a cohort subsequent to the detracking of middle school math was a significant contribution to earning a Regents diploma.
  • Achievement follows from opportunities- opportunities that tracking denies. When all students were taught the high- track curriculum, achievement rose for all groups of students- majority, minority, special education , low SES.
  • Closing the “curriculum gap” is an effective way to close the “achievement gap”.
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