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The claim that a test rewards culturally trained skills rather than measuring all forms of educational quality.
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test skew
The claim that a test rewards culturally trained skills rather than measuring all forms of educational quality.
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"Absolutely. So it's basically Shanghai, then you have South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Taiwan. Hong Kong, Japan. Hong Kong, Macau, they're in the top 10..."
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"No, I was just going to say the way you put that, though, is perhaps suspect. You said it indicates that the test is..."
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Shanghai can win PISA and still not prove that its schools are forming whole people.
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