Richard Rothstein, a professor of education at Harvard, writes about the role of zip codes in children's education. This is a starting point for me, because Dr. Rothstein is such a goal. However, when I was a child in Los Angeles, my husband Ron and my dear friend, Diane, grew up in the limited success of the postal code that Dr. Rothstein talked about. However, we continue to have a career in different ways to achieve lifelong success and prosperity. We are the product of the wrong zip code. I appreciate Dr. Rothstein's research; it is like the elephant's fable: it depends on which part of the elephant you came to as a blind person; it is true.
In a huge city like Los Angeles, Ron, Diane and my Diana in Jordan participated in three large urban high schools, which will be the closest to the flames of the Watts riots; Fremont High School is located in the north and Ron. Hometown school; I participated in the art of handcraft closest to downtown Los Angeles. Ron, Diana and I share the African affiliate student, written by the famous scholar WEB Dubois, who wrote: "Black people? from
need from
Separate school? "He provides the following reasons. The history of children/students of African descent has best been overcome through an effective relationship between children and teachers, because this relationship respects the unique traditions and experiences of these students. Dr. Toni Morrison is in her American race. Students/teachers outside the "other" status identified in the work. All three of us are experienced teachers on our school trip. These teachers are the promoters of our talents; we often tell us as students A teacher who has the advantage of our amiable personality.
Diane and I met at the reception of the Delta Sigma Theta Scholars. After graduating from high school, we moved to the California State University in Los Angeles. We are all English majors and follow different paths to become award-winning principals in California and Colorado. Ron will eventually complete his degree in Colorado. He began his career as a trade law administrator for the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. I am celebrating the conquest of postal code theory. But on the way to shutting down the matter, Ron noticed his cooperation with the Ministry of Labour and Employment. He focused on retraining Colorado people who moved jobs outside the United States. Prior to the introduction of retraining courses, these individuals from across Colorado generally required remediation in secondary education skills.
This reality made him think about the status quo of public education teacher preparation courses. What changes are related to meeting the requirements for strengthening educational tools in a university where teachers are ready. Time to do some dynamic review and evolution. This topic will be developed in its unique article.
The award-winning author Ta Nehisi Coates provided a concluding statement of this news.
Blacks must be enchanted by their communities and look for happiness in them because this is what they have. The struggle is hard, but it provides the meaning of this life.
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