I've never heard of Goodhart's law, but its effect are so painfully obvious.
"It will lead to more successful graduation outcomes."https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2016/07/06/michigan-state-drops-college-algebra-requirement …
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imo I guess the state/any educational institute has to partner with
@Austen/@LambdaSchool to really have successful graduation outcomes -
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This has been going on for a while unfortunately, CA and NY made big changes in 2017. The others will follow.https://link.medium.com/0W7NtMsUR2
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All systems can eventually be gamed, and it’s already happened with graduation rates from high school. We’re seeing the effects, and the response so far is applying the same gaming to colleges.
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"Show me the incentives, I will show you the outcome"
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if they think it will up graduation rates I think that you can get a pretty good idea of the level of rigor that should be expected.
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I am sure it will. So would dropping that pesky "you need to take something other than 101 level courses" requirement
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