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Yes, it is also consistent with the "there is no difference in innate ability between students" that is popular in certain circles (CA Math Framework, looking a
by gnicholas 3y ago
Yes, it is also consistent with the "there is no difference in innate ability between students" that is popular in certain circles (CA Math Framework, looking at you). This allows schools to pretend that they don't need to provide advanced learning for students who are able to move more quickly through material.