I mean a team of responsible adults, including parents and others, who keep working toward the same goal, who are willing to learn how to cooperate and work together and catch kids who are falling behind. Strangely enough, I think I do understand him. Maybe it's because he seems to be headed toward an approach I've long advocated. And parents may be the teacher's greatest ally in creating and reinforcing that love of learning. Teachers may say they believe that all of their students are capable of learning.
Poor children are less likely to do well in school, of course.
We see that. But increasingly, children rich and poor are also less likely to be invested in the future we yearn for and, therefore, less interested in the values we espouse. News Jobs AP Shopping Archives Entertain.