For all the wailing and gnashing of teeth about SATs, they are way less prone to class privilege than having to found an NGO in high school
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Funniest line is the idea that it will scale. As a friend said to me, imagine a large public high school crafting qualitative evals.
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If you read the piece you see inefficiency isn't a bug, it's a feature: it's transparently a make-work proposal for administrators.
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If portfolios replace grades you will see two macro effects: 1) greater class reproduction 2) lower fertility for college-educated women
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the whole idea of this kind of admissions tests was explicitly to keep jews out of ivy league schools, since they did so well on testing
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Yes, hence my reference to Karabel. Likewise UC switched to holistic admissions after a ballot initiative barred affirmative action.
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My wife went to a top school in china b/c she got the best score on some standardized test. Can't do that in america.
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China provides one of the only examples of minimal class reproduction in education. Careful what you wish for http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/231212?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents …
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I find it fascinating that these "masters" are expected to be literate in the history of other cultures, but not their own.
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That's how you can tell that this absurdly regressive approach thinks it's woke. Besides, it's not like western civ has influenced the world
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Gen Z and their parents are made of different stuff than the Millenials. If the rankings aren't clear and merit based, I'd expect pushback.
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