A "Dumbed-Down" Curriculum Tends to Characterize the Teaching of Students

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Q78: Schools are irrelevant to the minority students

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Q80: The ability to pay for college reinforces

Q81: The process also known as ability-grouping students

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Q84: A strong relationship exists between poverty and

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