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Nilsson teaches at Deerfield Academy , a privateschool in western Massachusetts. The type of text analysis he guides his students through is far more common in colleges and graduate-school programs, but the coding that makes it possible is an increasingly popular skill to teach children.
schools, especially those that serve low-income children, have moved in the opposite direction. Educators have felt pressure to cut time for science, socialstudies and the arts in order to carve out more time for reading and math, the two subjects that are tested annually by every state and by which schools are judged.
For generations, intelligence tests have played an outsize role in America, helping at times to control who can join the military and at what rank; who can enroll in the nation’s most elite privateschools, and even who can be executed under federal law. The district relented, agreeing to let him attend the school.
In Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas, dozens of taxpayer-funded public charters enroll far more white students than any of the traditional public schools in their areas. During its first year, the charter school’s student body was 70 percent white; enrollment in the local public schools was 4 percent white.
Kristi Noem, a Republican, signed an executive order in April 2022 restricting how race and equity can be taught in the classroom, Tilsen-Brave Heart decided to enroll her daughter at Oceti Sakowin Community Academy, a newly opened privateschool in Rapid City. It’s knowledge about culture and history and traditions in language.
Revere’s school district is one of the leaders in Massachusetts in advancing student-centered learning, which is surprising on multiple levels. It’s an approach associated with affluent privateschools — free from state curricula and testing mandates. Revere is moving to spread student-centered learning across its 11 schools.
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