When it comes to poverty and education, there are way too many factors to ever have a clear "yes" or "no" answer to anything concerning those topics. What works for one poor kid doesn't work for another poor kid, so how do you determine exactly what "good" teaching is to begin with? Gr, there are just too many complex factors involved.
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