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What We've Learned About Stalled Progress in Closing the Black-White Achievement Gap

  • In order to contribute to the narrowing or expansion of the Black-White test score gap then a phenomena must;
    • 1) be something that actually affects achievement, as measured by test scores,
    • 2) be something that can differ for Blacks and Whites with regard to either level or impact, and
    • 3) be something that has changed over time for at least one of the groups.
  • The following are supported as ways in which achievement levels can be raised:
    • 1) augment family resources in ways that strengthen capacities for successful parenting
    • 2) avoid isolating children of any racial group in schools that serve only others like themselves
    • 3) avoid or offset huge income inequities
    • 4) provide children with competent and caring teachers to are willing to work hard
    • 5) help young people cope with social forces that might distort their judgment and support young people’s efforts to cooperate and behave in ways that enable themselves and others to learn
    • 6) strengthen early learning environments to equip children with social, emotional, cognitive, and noncognitive skills that support kindergarten readiness
    • 7) connect children with adults and other youth who will care for them as part of an extended, nurturing community
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