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⌈ Secret Post #5696 ⌋

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Re: US exams question

[(Anonymous)]

I am not sure that's completely true.

I mean, there's the thing with everything in the United States which is that there's massive wealth and income inequality and if you're in an area of concentrated poverty everything is completely awful and shitty in every way. And that's exacerbated by the system of school funding in the US being heavily localized.

At the same time, if you're going to a school outside an area of concentrated poverty, the quality of secondary education you receive in the US is going to be decent. If you're in a well-off area, it's going to be excellent. And you probably are going to have an opportunity to take rigorous exam-based essays if you're at one of those schools. And for all that America has a huge problem with wealth and income inequality, the UK has also had problems with that in education for a long time, and economic inequality been getting significantly worse in that regard generally over the last decade or so.