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Your daily life you are not going to get another viewpoint. your crazy viewpoint, your subjective viewpoint on donald trump are going to be justified, validated if everyone you spend time around degrees the same way. this is just another double standard. we see the liberal double standard because president obama on campuses is seen favorably. we saw that with student responses, they give him credit for getting usama bin laden but trump, i don't think he deserves credit. heather: we appreciate the eye-opening reporting. the time is half past the top of the hour. brand-new numbers show the crisi...
Of scandals that have occurred not just here but around the world where teachers were rewarded or penalized on the performance of their students. some in the profession say cheating was inevitable, that this is a perverse incentive. and that's why performance-related pay does not make sense when it's applied to testing. in fact, an academic paper published ten years ago predicted almost exactly what appears to have happened in atlanta. "as incentives for high test scores increase, unscrupulous teachers may be more likely to engage in a range of illicit activities. including changing student re...
Been indicted, but this is not an isolated problem in the united states, is it? >> no, it's not. a 2011 investigation by "usa today" found nearly 2,000 instances where it would be more likely to win the powerball than to see the kind of test score jumps that we're seeing across country. >> statistically more likely to win lottery than to see the kind of increased improved performances. >> yeah, to win the powerball. and in atlanta, it was one in a billion chance of a random or legitimate jump in these test scores. >> wow. professor peterson, please allow me to read something to you. it's a pro...