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Two Cities' Tracking and Within-School Segregation
by Jeannie Oakes - 1995
Evidence from two school systems whose ability grouping and tracking systems were scrutinized in 1993 in conjunction with school desegregation cases demonstrates how grouping practices can create within-school segregation that discriminates against black and Latino students. In both cases, grouping practices created a cycle of restricted opportunities and diminished outcomes. (Source: ERIC)
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- Jeannie Oakes
University of California, Los Angeles
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