Upside Down Tracks in U S Schools Say Expert
Dr John J Goodlad told the National School Boards Association in Dallas that schooling in America is upside down with students sorted into slow medium or fast tracks from elementary school. He warned the system harms those needing the most encouragement and called for heterogeneous classrooms to meet diverse student needs.
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United Press International
America
National School Boards Association
Dallas
John J. Goodlad
Goodlad
Graduate School of Education
University of California
Los Angeles
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