Why do you think school achievement of low-income students often fall below that of the middle- and upper-income students? 2 paragraph please
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In your response, propose ways to bridge the gap or engage your classmates in a discussion on the finer points of their proposals.
Emily post
Students from low-income families are in danger of being marginalized by instructors and peers, which affects their academic performance. Children from households with less resources, for example, may dress and speak differently or be less experienced with literature and after school clubs (Woolfolk, p. 226). The instructor may expect them to not be as skilled as their peers. These expectations then are institutionalized, with insufficient and restricted learning resources for these kids. Lowered standards and less quality education can lead students to have a negative view of self. This can make lo