College students studying together. This is either cooperative learning or collaborative learning.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF OPPORTUNITIES
SECRET QUOTAS of the ADMISSION PEAK at the 2017, a coalition of 64 Asian- American groups has filled a complaint against HARVARD for discriminating against Asian-American kids in admission. The conflict between the applicators and the school admission rate reflect a bias about race, and in fact, it is not only questioning about the avoidance toward Asian- American students, but it is discriminating in favor of Black and Hispanic. According to the complaint filled with the U.S Department of Education Office's for Civil Rights, revealed that the SAT/ACT requires Asian-American students to gain 140 points higher than white, 270 higher than Hispanic, and 450 higher than African-American students. In addition, from a freshman studied in Montana High School, Cuppertino, in which the rate of Asian American residence is high, he alleged that when he applied for famous school as UCLA and BERKELEY, they rejected his application by another African-American kids who has a lower GPA an...
This photo clearly demonstrates the diversity on college campuses, furthering our understanding of the importance of working with others around us. Due to their apparent belonging to minority groups, one can even infer this photo contributes to the significance of the bourgeoisie in colleges, as they are studying with only one tablet -- presumably -- and that tablet seemingly belongs to the ethnocentric male of the group.
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