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That is not a very good idea. If money given by government is tied to test scores, schools have more incentive to let students cheat than otherwise, for the hig
by omnipath 19y ago
That is not a very good idea. If money given by government is tied to test scores, schools have more incentive to let students cheat than otherwise, for the high scores. You'd be trying to sell them something that at the very least, lowers overall test score averages.
- alaskamiller 19y agoSo you sell this on the federal level, to let the DoE make sure the state level schools are honest. What's even better, you can charge a lot more because the DoE has a bigger budget.