https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h Made with a wish on a star en-us 2022-05-27 04:30:27 UTC 2022-09-26 02:21:45 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2285422251 All are given the equal opportunity to pursue wealth and enter any occupation or social class. Outside of school circumstances are different not everyone comes from a family with equal income, race, ethnic background, and languages spoken at home.]]> 2022-09-06 22:55:08 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2285422251 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2285440107 Equalizing 
school finances ensures equal funding for every student but does not guarantee that all students will have a rigorous educational experience.]]> 2022-09-06 23:22:25 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2285440107 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2285447655 2022-09-06 23:33:33 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2285447655 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2300299705 I would say that yes it does. I think in the eyes of the school, all are given the equal opportunity to be successful. however, there are certain factors outside of school that can put some students at an advantage. for example, if a family is having trouble at home and this is causing stress on the student, then that can carry into the classroom. Every students personal life is different and those factors can be advantageous or hold them back. ]]> 2022-09-16 16:53:24 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2300299705 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2300305063 I think that it can prevent further differences by allowing students to do the best they can for where they are at. Instead of forcing some students to work slower than they are used to and forcing others to keep up with a pace that is far too complicated and fast for them, these methods can group students who learn in similar ways together to help them learn according to their capabilities. ]]> 2022-09-16 16:57:45 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2300305063 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2300307405 It would ensure that despite whatever family background you come from, and whatever type of area you live in, you will have access to an equally good education regardless. Wealthier families will no longer be confined to we4alth neighborhoods to get good schools and can find them in more places. This will help redistribute the economic aspects in schooling areas and provide better and more equal education for lower income families.]]> 2022-09-16 16:59:36 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2300307405 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305670160 It can provide opportunities/ resources for students that don't have the money to access the same things that students who have the money can. Ensuring that all students from different economic backgrounds gets equal opportunities is really important because all students deserve to be able to have a foundation for success. ]]> 2022-09-20 20:38:12 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305670160 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305681162 I think that some times it does because the school can only do so much for the student. I wish the case was every student received the same opportunity but they do not. Some students do get more because they can afford it. It sucks to admit but that is how it works. \Money keeps the world going round and I am not just saying that but it is the cold hard truth. Some students end up struggling a little more because some opportunities need to be funded and they can not provide that. ]]> 2022-09-20 20:50:58 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305681162 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305684928 They do not make students who have a good financial status feel more above the other students who may not. This is so important to implement in early childhood because those kids do what they see and do not completely understand right from wrong. If we have teachers showing them it is okay for them to make fun of or belittle a student because they have fewer finances then they will do it. School Systems are good about making an environment feel equal and not taking away from the innocence of the fact that everyone has to build a life and can not live off of their parents forever. They eventually have to become independent. Students are able to understand that everyone deals with something and that money is important but so is equal education and support. ]]> 2022-09-20 20:55:12 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305684928 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305695420 They reduce them because they provide a welcoming environment to all students and allow them to grow and learn as they need too. All students are treated the same and given the same opportunity int he classroom. This allows the social differences to be reduced. teacher expect all the students to complete work and turn it in on time. For example, any student who fails to do this, regardless of money, will receive the same punishment. ]]> 2022-09-20 21:06:56 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305695420 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305935123 Yes, equality of opportunity depends on economic circumstances outside of power of school. If your economic circumstance is better than the next person you are in turn usually offered additional support academically. Most families who aren’t economically successful don’t get the chance to further their child’s education outside of the school system. ]]> 2022-09-21 01:31:31 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305935123 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305939405 Schools reduce social differences. Students come from different backgrounds and intermingle. They don’t pay attention to who is better, who makes more money, or who is smarter, they work together to help produce success. ]]> 2022-09-21 01:34:52 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305939405 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305952357 Equalizing school finances will ensure each student receives the same education for every social class because the school can provide everything. Students won’t have to get extra learning at home they can get it at school regardless of their social class. Students from a richer social class won’t appear to be more advanced because they will be getting the same extra help as kids from a poor social class. ]]> 2022-09-21 01:45:22 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2305952357 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307333701 Yes, equality of opportunity does depend on the economic circumstances outside the power of school. If students are unable to meet the economic needs, ones that are outside of the school system's control, they are not going to be able to have the appropriate amount of access to the opportunities that the school provides. If students are unable to have equal access then the equality of the opportunities has no effect on the ability of the students to receive and take advantage of said opportunities. ]]> 2022-09-21 17:46:25 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307333701 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307341992 The school does not reduce social differences because many times the school tries to be as "equal" as possible and their way of doing this can cause them to be blind to the inequalities going on within the school systems. This form of willful blindness only heightens and encourages social differences among students, it makes it seem like the school doesn't actually care about making anything equal among the students or within the schools. ]]> 2022-09-21 17:50:56 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307341992 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307352169 The equalizing of school finances will only slightly help to ensure an equal education for children from all social classes. Because of the way that our modern day society is set up, there will always be an unrealistic expectation for equality in and outside of the classrooms within schools. The equalizing of finances will only be able to ensure equal access to education for most schools but there is no way that it will be able to guarantee equal education. Each social class that a student comes from provides a different background and a different set of needs, these backgrounds and the way that these needs are met are what decide whether or not the student will receive an education equal to that of someone from a different social class. ]]> 2022-09-21 17:56:39 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307352169 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307723721 2022-09-22 00:13:13 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307723721 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307737300 2022-09-22 00:23:58 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307737300 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307750454 2022-09-22 00:32:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307750454 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307952931 As it pertains to the student directly, the schools each of them go to also have an effect on how much a opportunity a student has. However that is not the only thing, the economic circumstances are an even bigger factor in the growth and development as well as the opportunity for a student. Students with particular rough economic situations tend to have less of a chance to go to college. Another factor is these students feeling an obligation to take care of their family therefore not taking the opportunity a school may provide.]]> 2022-09-22 03:03:38 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307952931 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307957852 I believe schools reduce or aim to reduce social differences due to these factors. The resources that a school provides for these students aim to help them achieve their best selves whether they accomplish that is up to them. The schools themselves implement things such as tracking and ability grouping to help these students grow.]]> 2022-09-22 03:06:57 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307957852 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307961382 By equalizing the schools finances, it gives the exact same opportunity to every student for which these schools can control. The outside influences cannot be changed by these schools for the most part. However the equivalent funding across the board takes the opportunity gap one step closer to being none ]]> 2022-09-22 03:09:33 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2307961382 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309486510 2022-09-22 21:07:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309486510 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309490163 2022-09-22 21:11:22 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309490163 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309493380 2022-09-22 21:14:58 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309493380 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309942090 I believe that equality of opportunity is dependent on economic circumstances, the power of schooling, and other influential factors. For example, a higher class student that is failing a subject will most likely have more resources to aid in their understanding of the subject whereas a lower class student that is failing a subject may not have the same access to helpful resources. Tutors and tutoring programs can become extremely expensive, depending on the course, so a wealthier family will have an easier time accessing that resource whereas a less wealthy family may significantly struggle to provide that resource.]]> 2022-09-23 05:00:55 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309942090 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309947703 I believe schools reduce social differences through ability grouping, tracking, teacher expectations, and counseling because each of these provide a place for the student to thrive in a way that best suits them. For example, I was tested as gifted in first grade and was then placed in a program called Horizons. This program allowed me to combine my creativity with the topics we were learning, which is how I learn best. Programs like this, as well as counselors and the sessions they have with students to discuss how they are doing in terms of progress, and high but reasonable teacher expectations allow students to overcome social differences and focus more on their achievements and how far they have come from where they began.]]> 2022-09-23 05:06:42 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309947703 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309957961 The equalizing of school finances will ensure an equal education for children from all social classes because no form of finance for a student's family should be unequal. When a family enrolls their child into a school, the finances they must pay to help the school should not be unequal on any base. Any school's funding and financing should be equal throughout. A sports team should not be given more financial advantages than the cheerleaders and band members that support them. The same is true for any form of school finance. If school finances are equalized, then an equal education for children from all social classes will be ensured because there is absolutely no bias, unfairness, or discrimination. ]]> 2022-09-23 05:17:35 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2309957961 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2312808624 I would say that equality of Opportunity does depend a bit on economic circumstances outside of school for students. I believe this as students come from all different types of backgrounds including financial situations. Some students simply can not afford to participate in extracurriculars or have the resources such as laptops to do school work from home. ]]> 2022-09-26 02:07:15 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2312808624 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2312817629 I believe that schools do or could reduce social differences though ability grouping and counseling especially. I believe through ability grouping it can help students feel less alone as they would be able to have a visual representation that there are other students who learn at the same pace as them or the same way as well. I also believe that counseling can help by also helping students feel less alone with what they are going through.]]> 2022-09-26 02:14:35 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2312817629 https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2312825949 It would help give all students the same opportunity to thrive in school and receive the same education. Doing so would help lay the foundation for students to feel prepared for college as well as be better prepared to achieve their future career goals as well.]]> 2022-09-26 02:21:45 UTC https://padlet.com/dobyla/c02ci6r6uk94e17h/wish/2312825949