Author: unitedfamilies

“Equitable grading hurts the very kids its proponents say they want to help,” Nester said. “Kids who come from low-income families benefit most from fair systems based on merit and achievement. Equitable grading removes this rung in the ladder to success and opportunity for those kids. It sets the bar low and disincentivizes hard work. It also makes it harder for Fairfax students to compete with students from other districts that base grading off of student performance.”

We find alarming what is happening in relation to men, to the clamorous discrimination that is on the rise, and that is also justified as a just revenge for past history and for the criminalization of which they are also victims. One of the alarming elements is in the educational field. It is a worrying issue that almost nobody talks about and that goes sadly unnoticed: in Spain, and in the vast majority of Western countries, boys have a much lower school performance. They systematically and steadily lead in school failure and have much less access to university.