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Equal Education Opportunity Act of 1974
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Equal Education Opportunity Act of 1974
1. What is the Problem?
- There wasn't equal education opportunities for everyone in the United States
- Segregation in schools still occurred despite efforts to stop it
- Unlawful practices still in place
5. Revision
2. Issue Gains Critical Mass
- After much effort and support the U.S. finally made a law that equal education should be for everyone
- If the people are not happy with the changes, or if it is inadequate, repeat the process
Equal Education Opportunity Act of 1974
- More and more people backed the idea of having equal education rights
- Protests arose
- Citizens wanted change
4. Action
3. Tipping Point
- The Equal Educational Opportunities Act of 1974 was signed into law by President Nixon
- School districts must implement policies for equal access of students for whom English is a second or new language
- What was the point that sent things over the edge that called for change to be implemented?
- Lau v. Nichols was a case that caught national attention
- A student was denied higher education because of his inability to speak English
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1. What is the Problem?
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2. Issue Gains Critical Mass
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