In a related vein, School Chancellor Joel I. Klein stressed, of supposedly deficient schools, "Closings are meant to be curative, not punitive".
And me – instead of a deficient school-leaver, I'll look like a well-read sophisticate.
In one way or another, all the artists have been affected by the mass demonstrations that broke out in Brazil last month to protest corruption, extravagant spending on the 2016 Olympics and next year's soccer World Cup, deficient schools and hospitals, and other social ills.
Earlier this year, I founded a 501c3 called The Situation Project in an effort to provide high performing, arts-deficient schools in underserved, NYC communities exposure to arts and cultural experiences.
The "achievement gap" is not about the ability of students to succeed, but rather, about the ways in which generations of deficient public schools have robbed children of their real academic potential; impoverished families cannot send their kids to private schools, hire tutors and coaches, spend money on all of the perks that open pathways to elite colleges.
The AMA convinced lawmakers to shut down "deficient" medical schools, drastically paring back the supply of doctors almost 30% over 30 years.
But after investigating the defense claim that the killer was "seriously mentally deficient" and examining school records, including I. Q
Therefore, ebooks designed to facilitate supportive adult reading strategies may improve emergent literacy skills, especially in children with deficient skills at school entry.
Robert J. Gordon, like others demanding educational reform, is moving away from the central myth we have been told since the 1980s, that the primary cause of economic inequality in the United States today is failing schools, deficient students and defective teachers.
On January 25th Estyn, the Welsh schools inspectorate, said that almost a third of schools were deficient, and that two-fifths of pupils entered secondary school with delayed reading skills.
