High Expectations

"We are hoping that you will be happy, we know the best one." This means that as parents grow, many parents set their children's goals and reasonable expectations It is that. In David Guterson's "The Drowned Son," father Hutchinson's male hunter was accused of being blamed for his son Paul's death as he was working hard. It is a good preparation. Hutchinson tried to grow his son to a man, not a coward. Due to the father's expectation, Paul finally ended his life, finally taking a dangerous and adventurous fishing trip.

In education, the term "high expectation" or "common high expectation" generally refers to any effort to set the same high education standards for all students in a class, school, or education system. The concept of high expectation is based on a philosophical and pedagogical point of view that we can not achieve high expectations for all students and actually reject them for high quality education. Hoping for them In other words, students who expect to learn more and make better grades will do so, and people with lower expectations will usually be less.

In many respects, the concept of high expectation is not only educational or educational but also moral and social justice issues. The idea that the expectation is high can be caught as the opposite of the phrase which is often heard "low expectation soft bias". In other words, for a specific student group such as a minority group, we will teach low intentional or unintentional low expectations of students, English learners, and other historically underdue or underdeveloped groups. The basic idea is that lowering expectations for a particular group will only worsen and sustain the situation leading to or lowering educational, professional, economic or cultural performance and success, is.