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How do they look in terms of raw scores? Those are the rankings that matter.
by jobs_throwaway 1y ago
How do they look in terms of raw scores? Those are the rankings that matter.
- lolinder 1y agoNo, those are the rankings that are immaterial to measuring the success of a school system. Raw score rankings do not as a rule measure the output of schools, they measure the involvement of parents, which will always have a much larger impact on child outcomes than the schools do. Schools are an important marginal add-on that we want to make better, and in order to measure their value add we have to find ways to account for parental involvement and remove it as a factor. Socioeconomics is a passible proxy for involvement.