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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The Mississippi miracle happened in a Republican state. It’s one of the best turnarounds we’ve ever seen, and it didn’t require crippling Mississippi’s budget.[/quote] Because they changed who was being tested with higher retention rates. [/quote] You are probably getting your opinion from a debunked LA Times opinion column which tried to discredit the Mississippi miracle. Here is the rebuttal: https://www.mississippifirst.org/the-truth-about-mississippis-naep-gains/[/quote] Did you read it? This person is saying that there was no miracle and that the big gains were NOT from the Literacy-Based Promotion Act... [/quote]At the end of the day the gains are still real and not a result of fraud. Credit should be given where it is due, and lessons should be learned from this.[/quote] Yes, they made a variety of changes that have improved test scores. It'd be interesting to see longer-term analysis on SAT scores, graduation rates, etc. But as the article says, there was no "miracle". [/quote]
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