State Education Rankings: The Best And Worst For Math And Science
Compared to Midwest states like North Dakota, Iowa, and Utah, ALL of the Northeastern states score more than 100 points lower in all three…
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State Education Rankings: The Best And Worst For Math And Science
SAT is not just literacy and writing. The most important part of SAT is the math part, and these are the scores which were…
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The most obvious disconnect between this study and reality is that this study puts Massachusetts at first place, while their ACTUAL performance on credible…
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This is simple Economics 101 which is way over the heads of the average huffingandpuffingster. To expect this forum to grasp that is about…
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And the main point of our public schools participating in 12th grade TIMSS is to assess their progress, relative to the rest of the…
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Welshish, first you say: “Oh no. THIS again? You are not pretending that non-public schools are on an equal footing with each other and…
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47 Pennsylvania ……… 461 48 North Carolina ……. 454 49 Georgia ……….…. 448 50 District of Columbia . 445 51 South Carolina ……. 443Read…
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22 Colorado ……….… 518 23 Ohio ……….……. 515 24 Idaho ……….…… 511 25 Oregon ……….….. 499 26 Arizona ……….…. 496 27 Washington ……….. 494…
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What do you call it when someone knocks the South for their low scores, when the entire reason for those low scores is the…
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In 1959, when the US had the best education system the world had ever known, we spent $375 per student per year on average…
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