Adam Moss

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@przybocki2 The claims are also highly subjective since most are based on opinion too.

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@przybocki2 While the article does point out significant flaws of the Fed, the author doesn't substantiate most of her claims.

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@xander3160 Tom was also very controlling over Daisy during the party, so she didn't have the freedom to do what she wanted.

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@xander3160 During the party, Daisy didn't seem like she enjoyed the people that showed up at Gatsby's parties (drunk/new money)

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@ginnythegingin @allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx More so than other schools due to many factors.

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@ginnythegingin @allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx Students who comprise top public schools are usually motivated academically.

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@ginnythegingin @allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx You're oversimplifying the situation: there is also the variable of individuals

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@ginnythegingin @allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx A hierarchy of schools develops organically, don't you think?

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@allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx I would say "normal" schools are schools that consistently score avg or better on stand. tests

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@allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx However, this just isn't practical. An equitable solution to this problem is difficult to find.

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@allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx Well, a solution would be to assess lower-income school groups separately from normals schools.

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@allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx "Consistently" meaning over years and years. Bad teachers shouldn't get penalized for it though

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@allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx I just think teachers who's students consistently score above the avg should get paid more.

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@allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx Sure, but that's one individual out of 25. Classwise, there should be relative correlation.

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@garrett_coates @allisonmchorse @shilpa_sstx Agreed, it should the opposite: Lower scoring schools should get more funding than better ones.

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@allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx While not individually, overall, the class with the better teacher will get higher scores.

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@allisonmchorse @garrett_coates @shilpa_sstx Well, it is only logical that teachers' ability to teach correlates to students' scores though

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@allisonmchorse @shilpa_sstx Is there another method of evaluating the logical and creative capabilities of a student, no matter their age?

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@allisonmchorse @shilpa_sstx @ginnytheginginI I think S.T involves a bit of logic and a bit of practice also. It's not completely either one

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@garrett_coates @allisonmchorse @ginnythegingin G, do you have any specific instances of political corruption in mind? I'm unaware of this.