Quando as Pessoas Dizem que Querem Enviar seu Filho para uma Boa Escola, Geralmente Querem Dizer Escolas Sem "Crianças Ruins"
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parents intuitively understand that a school's "quality" is a product of how its student body was selected
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Freddie deBoer (United States) | Mar 24, 2026
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Good schools should foster diversity and inclusivity, and relying on selective practices may harm community cohesion and social development.
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Parents should prioritize school quality, which often means choosing schools with selective admissions to ensure a positive environment for their children.
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Selective admissions can enhance academic performance, as schools with higher-achieving peers often lead to better outcomes for all students.
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The concept of a 'good school' is subjective and varies greatly among families, making it a complex issue deserving of nuanced discussion.
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Focusing on student body composition can perpetuate inequality and stigmatize certain groups, undermining the true purpose of education.
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