Schools have to make choices about pedagogy. I think this is a debate about which choices give the best outcomes.
You’re pointing out that access to educational resources is allocated by wealth to some degree, which is obviously true but I don’t understand your point beyond that?
Schools have to make choices about pedagogy. I think this is a debate about which choices give the best outcomes.
You’re pointing out that access to educational resources is allocated by wealth to some degree, which is obviously true but I don’t understand your point beyond that?