A perfect article, explaining Lareau's theory and the answer to question 3.
A voice at the table: Positioning African American youth voices at the center of education reform https://t.co/u9Ti6gHYvh via @BrookingsInst#edinequal
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Middle-class children are given the tools for academic achievement, as their parents are highly educated while kids of working and poor class families typically lack the same knowledge base bc their parents cannot provide it. ##edinequal
Concerted cultivation gives middle-class children an upper-hand bc kids are taught to align with the standards of most institutions. Risks of dropping-out or being suspended/expelled are lower bc school standards are their "norm". #edinequal
A10: I would collect data on Garrett, the middle-class young athlete from the Lareau text. I would collect data on how many hours he spends playing sports to assess how many hours he is spending with his family. #behdata18#behdata18
@drw_sswks18 A3: Baseline data is collected to determine the percentages or numbers of something prior to an intervention that will measure against the new data, post-intervention. #behdata18