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It's an op-ed piece on WSJ. Op-ed piece is just that, someone's opinions. They don't have the same journalistic standards as real news articles. My personal pre
by hangonhn 5y ago
It's an op-ed piece on WSJ. Op-ed piece is just that, someone's opinions. They don't have the same journalistic standards as real news articles. My personal preference is to generally avoid all op-ed pieces and if I do read them, I would be very critical of them. My only advice is that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Op-eds tends to be low on the evidence vs claims ratio.
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- ajhurliman 5y agoAre you rejecting the notion that the CA Board of Education is seriously considering a revision of their math program? It seems like they linked to the "extraordinary evidence" in the first paragraph: https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/ma/cf/index.asp https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/ma/cf/index.asp
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