2 chapters across the catalog
Former CNN anchor Tony Harris discusses how the Brown decision led to the loss of many black teachers who had a vested interest in their students' success. He also touches on the phenomenon of social promotion, where students are moved to the next grade despite not meeting academic standards.
The discussion explores the shift from seven-point to ten-point grading scales and the inherent subjectivity in American education. It highlights how these changes, combined with social promotion, can harm students by masking a lack of proficiency in core subjects like reading and math.
