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It's barely beating out Singapore for second place, and Singapore has a system almost the complete opposite. If Finland didn't exist, your logic would compel y
by danielweber 12y ago
It's barely beating out Singapore for second place, and Singapore has a system almost the complete opposite. If Finland didn't exist, your logic would compel you to make everyone follow the Singapore model.
The R-value here is 0.
- standeven 12y agoNowhere did I recommend following the Finnish model. Rather, I provided a counter-example to the parent comment, which implied that the problem was due to a public system monopoly.
- danielweber 12y agoMy mistake; you were correct. My comment would argue in favor of your point rather than against it. I suspect in both cases, it's an entirely different cause than the format of the school system that is responsible for the high results.