Black pupils show faster gains in reading skills nationwide
A new education survey indicates federal spending on Title I and desegregation may aid reading in low income and minority areas. Black 9 year olds rose 4.8 points from 1971 to 1975 while white youths rose 1.2 points, with the strongest gains in the South where gaps narrowed.
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Gallup Poll Finds Parents Seen At Core Of Test Score Decline
New York report summarizes a Gallup Poll in Phi Delta Kappan showing nearly two thirds blame parents for declining test scores. Findings cite lack of discipline, demand for basic skills, moral guidance, and greater school responsibility as keys to improvement.
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