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Business, 07.07.2020 22:01 autumperry682

Among the budget cuts that the city council is considering is a 5 percent reduction in funds for secondary education. As the principal of one of the junior high schools that could be affected, Stella is worried. Such a reduction would almost certainly mean teacher layoffs and fewer teachers teaching more students. Currently the school offers basic math and english courses for students on three levels: average, below average, and above average. However, a smaller budget may require offering only two levels next year. One possibility that Stella is considering is dropping the accelerated courses. After all, the bright kids would do well no matter what. On the other hand, dropping courses designed for below average student would mean that those students would not get the extra attention that they need. Stella think that if push comes to shove, its the honors program that will have to go. Answer the following questions:1 - What solution would you offer if you were Stella and there were budget cuts in your school?2 - Is Stella right that bright kids will do well no matter what? Explain your answer.3 - At what age is intelligence set? Is there anything you can do to improve your intelligence score on an IQ test? 4 - Should gifted students and below average students be integrated into the same class? Explain.

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