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One interesting thing I saw recently was that it might be the case that students in "better" education systems might also be doing well because they were going
by cgag 10y ago
One interesting thing I saw recently was that it might be the case that students in "better" education systems might also be doing well because they were going to do well regardless.
From a semi-recent slatestar link thread[0] (Tyler Cowen is Marginal Revolution):
"Tyler Cowen makes the case that Denmark’s institutions aren’t that great because Danes in the US do better than Danes in Denmark, suggesting Denmark is a successful country mostly because of Danish culture (Cowen didn’t mention genes, but should have)."
[0]:https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2016-08-16/denmark-s-nice-yes-but-danes-live-better-in-u-s https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2016-08-16/denmark-s...