Known variously as "personalized learning," "learner-centric learning" and "competency-based learning," the philosophy argues against the traditional model of an all-knowing teacher dictating from the head of the class, sometimes called the "sage on the stage" approach, where students are expected to progress as a group.
Many of them scorn merit aid as a not-so-subtle means of buying a better class, sometimes at the expense of lower-income students who need financial assistance.
The practice is controversial, with some college administrators scorning it as a way of "buying" a better incoming class, sometimes at the expense of lower-income students.
Sometimes it takes the form of class struggle, sometimes of race struggle.
His class sometimes consisted of 300 pupils meeting under a tree, and Lorem didn't have his own notebooks or pencils or schoolbooks, but he practiced letters by writing in the dust.
Although the poor use medical care less than the middle class, sometimes because of less flexible work schedules or because poor women are less informed about their health benefits, education about prenatal care is now sufficiently widespread that the number of black women without care in the first trimester of pregnancy has declined significantly.
English class sometimes reminds you of your field trips to Florida's Historic Sites.
And the rich dinosaurs of Thailand's corrupt politics -- a class sometimes derided as the "yees," a Thai word meaning "yuck" -- were circling for their paybacks at the trough of a new administration.
The other gentrification genre is satire – a satire of class and caste, sometimes dark, sometimes funny.
Third, many high schools have just a smattering of honors or Advanced Placement classes, sometimes populated by kids who are bright but not truly prepared to succeed in them.
