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Ill give anyone 100-1 odds on a wager that these changes will not result in improved math proficiency of any identifiable groups of students, whatsoever.
by gotoeleven 5y ago
Ill give anyone 100-1 odds on a wager that these changes will not result in improved math proficiency of any identifiable groups of students, whatsoever.
- colpabar 5y agoBut it will remove an instance of racial inequality in academic outcomes, which means california public schools can give themselves a higher progressive score.
- AnimalMuppet 5y agoThat depends on how math proficiency is measured. For actual proficiency, I agree with you. They still may be able to show a rising line on a graph, though, by measuring "proficiency" in some way that is completely unrelated to actual proficiency...