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Problems With The 'Deficit' Model: Differences aren't always deficits The
Deficit Perspective:What Is It?��Explains discrepancies in achievement by pointing to “deficient”cultures
and behaviors in a group of people��Draws on stereotypes—usually those already socially established��So,
we address poverty by “fixing”poor people instead of the conditions that maintain poverty
Debunking A Framework for Understanding Povertyby Ruby Payne Pat PayneIndianapolis Public SchoolsAzure Dee SmileyUniversity
of IndianapolisPaul Gorski Hamline University
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