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Originally posted by MattUMASSD
Its the parents fault if they dont stress education. But my definition of parental support is when the parents take an active role in their child's education. For example meeting with their teachers, going to pta meetings, reinforcing what they are learning in school by going to museums, art galleries, enrolling their child extra curricular activities. A lot of this stuff requires a good amount of money, which a lot of families in my middle schol didnt have. Just a lil example my mom is sending my sister to this specialyt camp at george washingotn university for 700 bucks a week! i think thats a lot of money.
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I agree 100%.
Now what happens to the kids that don't have parents that stress education? Do you think they can slack off from grades K-12 and then suddenly turn on the switch and compete academically which will result in a higher standard of living. I don't think so, which is why I don't think affirmative action works.
If it was that easy your mom would not be spending $700 a week to send you sister to specialty camp.
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