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Die Dynamik der Selbststeuerung has the effect of putting the affluent and the poor on the same streets, and has the potential to do the same in schools. Racial segregation and concentrated poverty rarely breed an optimal environment for learning,’. and the arrival of the children of the gentry. in urban schools offers the potent

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Berechnung der Hauptabmessungen,and why this process is so difficult to even start, much less complete, there are three factors that require a detailed examination: (1) What GPs prefer in a school, (2) Why the zone public schools in gentrifying neighborhoods are usually unable to match each preference, and (3) Why the GP process o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80683-3ning this group. Changing Schools don’t become Diverse Schools, schools that have tipped in, unless the Early Majority stays and becomes a permanent part of the school community. This is a crucial point in the integration process for three reasons: (1) GPs in the Early Majority have different expect

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93336-8d will be explored in more detail later in this chapter. For the purposes of this study, however, a school successfully reaches Stage 3 of integration and becomes a Diverse School once it retains its Early Majority gentry parents (GPs), and GPs start describing the school to one another as diverse.

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