A measure of long-term trends in the assessment of 13-year-olds reading and math achievement has revealed a statistically significant drop in scores over the past eight years, another outcome that points to the failure of the Common Core State Standards.
Heritage Foundation Center for Education Policy researchers Nick Storz and John Schoof observed the statistically significant decline in the scores over the past eight years is the first in the 50-year history of the National Assessment of Educational Progress 2020 Long-Term Trend Assessment.
Despite record-high education spending, these declines are the latest evidence casting significant doubt on Common Cores learning standards and approach to student improvement, the researchers noted at the Daily Signal.
While the test scores of nine-year-olds showed improvement for two decades, current scores were found to yield no change since the test was administered in 2012.
#1: StraitGate To: Horse (#0)
Another factor that the Heritage Foundation will NEVER mention (again!) is the effect of massive immigration of a lower IQ population. Back in 2013 Jason Richwine co-authored a well-researched study that concluded that millions of relatively low IQ immigrants lowered the average IQ of the US population. Plain and simple math and logic -- just like that of Shockley years before.
For daring to state that politically unpleasant truth, Richwine was roundly denounced. No factual counterarguments were proffered; as with the "antisemitism" laws of Europe, "truth is no defense". The first thing "conservative" Jim Demint did in his new job as president of the Heritage Foundation was to summarily fire Richwine.
StraitGate posted on 2021-11-30 14:47:28 Reply Private Reply
#2: DWornock To: Horse (#0)
If you are a math, engineering or physics major, you can understand it but even college math students wouldn't use it. And, grade school students just need to know how to add, substract, multiply, and divide. For them, using common core methods to solve simple arithmetic problems is ridiculous.
DWornock posted on 2021-11-30 17:03:05 Reply Private Reply
#3: BTP Holdings To: DWornock (#2)
I never had any college time. I was a hard worker my whole life and drove trucks for most of it. I did a lot of hard labor too and gave my health to the Illinois state Highways with many back injuries.
But when I took the test to become an HM on the highways, there were a lot of black guys taking the test too. Most of them were scratching their heads. It was a common sense test. ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2021-11-30 17:09:37 Reply Private Reply