Opportunity vs. Achievement: Framing the Gap
Ever feel stuck in a conversation about test scores? Despite the fact that practitioners, policymakers, and scholars have been writing about the opportunity gap for the last decade, the primary way that schools across the country currently understand and act on educational equity is through the construct of the achievement gap. This open conversation will argue that the opportunity gap is a more robust frame for understanding and responding to educational inequity than the achievement gap.
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Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.
Jim May
New Tech Network
Christian Quintero
Los Angeles Unified School District