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Why do Jewish and Asian students do better in school than Blacks and Latinos in the same schools?
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∙ 8y ago
The reasons for doing better at school have everything to do with the individual student and almost nothing to do with their heritage. I am saying almost nothing, because there may be some cultural beliefs within the family as to the importance of schooling, study habits, home life and so on that help the students do better. However, everyone is offered the same education and one who works at it and compensates for any deficiencies (including homelife, learning problems) can do as well or better than anyone else.
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The above answer is simplistic. Differences in IQ scores have been noted, as seen in the "Add Related Links" section.
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∙ 7y agoDespite Liberal rhetoric, differences in IQ scores have been noted. See the Related Link.IQ results of different populations
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