American Schools: Over Crowed and Under Educated

Over Crowed and Under Uducated Visualizes is a school that can accommodate 800 high school students and over 4,000 students. At South Gate Middle School in Las Vegas, California, this is reality and the result is shocking. Various students do not have textbooks or even sit on the desk. Classes in the 1950s are particularly difficult (California). This kind of struggle is the fight that these students work on every day.

American history education has been criticized for a long time to selectively examine the most negative aspects of American history. Recently, at the high school in Texas State, in an effort to eliminate the recognition of the United States, mention of KKK and Jim Crow was canceled. This is one of the most intense examples, it represents an unhealthy theme, and adults and educators have responsibility to protect students by relying on stories to make them proud of the United States. In an educational system where the long-term goal is to emphasize students' critical thinking, there may be a new fundamental approach: to be sincere in facts and to make students create their own accounts. Dishonesty is to allow students to accept environments that do not exist. This is a more dangerous reality for premature experts.

Today, everyone is talking about the reality of The New Jim Crow. But I can not understand that the failed American education system is a hotbed for the growth of the new Jim Crow. Unemployed boys and girls who are not educated are lost in a fantasy of lap videos that are away from reality - that's a terrible thing. When I walked through a 4-story concrete building in John O'Connell High School in San Francisco's mission district, I noticed that my partner Adip Banjoko and Hip Hop Chess Federation flyers are stuck inside the front door It was. It wrote: "Parents will come to assist your students tonight!

Today, the realization of America 's dream depends on opening the door to higher education for more Americans. Three quarters of the work in the 21st century not only education and training other than high school diploma but also an average career with a bachelor's degree earn over $ 1 million in lifetime. I have a high school diploma. Nonetheless, the United States is lagging behind the competition for educating our children. A generation ago, we were leading the world with the achievement rate of the university; today, we are ranked 12th.