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I think you've misunderstood. I believe the H.C. argument is that statistics are far more valuable in real life than Calculus, but Calculus is more heavily valu
by swivelmaster 7y ago
I think you've misunderstood. I believe the H.C. argument is that statistics are far more valuable in real life than Calculus, but Calculus is more heavily valued as an "advanced class" for signaling purposes.
- wolf550e 7y ago> First, the author (correctly, I think? I suck at math but this sounds correct) believes that AP Stat would be better for H.C. than AP Calc, which is mostly about signaling. It seems you agree with 'tptacek