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Efforts to support one group of students can further marginalize others.

Efforts to support one group of students can further marginalize others.

Sep 29, 20251 min read

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Efforts to support one group of student can further marginalize others.

This assertion runs counter to the supposed benefits of the curb-cut effect.

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  • School assessments tend to be designed to measure learning of the dominant majority
  • The curb-cut effect is the way that changes made to benefit marginalized people also benefits everyone else.

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