Failing Education System
The modern education system is not very modern after all, considering it has not changed in many years. Many people believe that everyone should have an equal opportunity when it comes to learning. But if the education system has been the same for many years, how can the students be learning equally? Others may say that the education system needs no change because it has been proven effective for years. But not everyone learns and deals with things in the same way, and the students could be doing better. For students to thrive in their education, the education system needs to be changed so that every student has an equal opportunity.
Although different students learn in different ways, everyone is taught the same. Some students struggle, while …show more content…
While I would seek loans and scholarships, even if everything related to school was paid for, there would still be transportation to pay for, books, and a host of other hidden costs.” …show more content…
Kristina Rizga makes this point in her essay “Everything You’ve Heard About Failing Schools is Wrong.” This essay talks about a failing school that is not really failing at all. “Yet even as the school was being placed on the list of lower-performing schools, 84 percent of the graduating class went on to college.” (255). Even this school was considered one of the lowest performing schools in the country they were doing something right. The students were graduating and even continuing their education. Rizga also studied what successful classrooms were doing. “But every year he creates another folder for each class, and approximately 50 percent of the material is new.” (267). She found that this particular teacher was changing the lessons based on the students in his class while also introducing new information. “He then adjusts everything throughout the year based on works with his students.” (267). Rizga also found that he adjusting everything based on his students. He wanted them all to succeed and he was going to make sure of that, while still meeting the education systems
Although different students learn in different ways, everyone is taught the same. Some students struggle, while …show more content…
While I would seek loans and scholarships, even if everything related to school was paid for, there would still be transportation to pay for, books, and a host of other hidden costs.” …show more content…
Kristina Rizga makes this point in her essay “Everything You’ve Heard About Failing Schools is Wrong.” This essay talks about a failing school that is not really failing at all. “Yet even as the school was being placed on the list of lower-performing schools, 84 percent of the graduating class went on to college.” (255). Even this school was considered one of the lowest performing schools in the country they were doing something right. The students were graduating and even continuing their education. Rizga also studied what successful classrooms were doing. “But every year he creates another folder for each class, and approximately 50 percent of the material is new.” (267). She found that this particular teacher was changing the lessons based on the students in his class while also introducing new information. “He then adjusts everything throughout the year based on works with his students.” (267). Rizga also found that he adjusting everything based on his students. He wanted them all to succeed and he was going to make sure of that, while still meeting the education systems