The fact that there are students with 4.0s and perfect SAT scores is proof that the education system is broken.

[Anonymous]

OP definitely didn't get a 1600. lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are two different parts of your brain school requires you to use; one part is for math and science, while another is for English and history. The stronger one part is, the correspondingly weaker the other part is, and vice versa.

Since K-12 and the SAT encompass both areas, 4.0s and perfect scores should be impossible. This means the quality of education in the world is very poor.

The 4.0 GPA, 1600 SAT, 5s in 10+ APs - mostly happening for Asian-American students. Asian-Americans - they are the product of their culture and family life. But, most of the majority students and minority URMs in USA are not getting these grades.

Yeah, quality of education in schools is quite poor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are two different parts of your brain school requires you to use; one part is for math and science, while another is for English and history. The stronger one part is, the correspondingly weaker the other part is, and vice versa.

Since K-12 and the SAT encompass both areas, 4.0s and perfect scores should be impossible. This means the quality of education in the world is very poor.

The 4.0 GPA, 1600 SAT, 5s in 10+ APs - mostly happening for Asian-American students. Asian-Americans - they are the product of their culture and family life. But, most of the majority students and minority URMs in USA are not getting these grades.

Yeah, quality of education in schools is quite poor.

Statistician here. Pease folks even among high achieving Asian Americans, the subset of those with Perfect everything is very small. These kids are the top even among Asian Americans.

[Anonymous]

I am guessing the tests have been dumbed down for American students and the Asians can really knock it out of the park. Letter grades are pretty easy for all students because Admin makes us give out A's for C quality work and up and we are constantly pressured to go easy on students because they have it so hard with there video games, movie phones, and classroom fights.