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目标片段事实证明,在排名最高的学校成绩膨胀的现象最严重。哈佛耶鲁现在的平均计点是A-,也就是我也不知道是3.7还是3.8的平均GPA,这是一个很高的GPA.美国大学生开始期待,并且预计自己在课上一定能够拿到一个差不多是A的成绩,哪怕没有付出与之相应的努力。这是我长久以来认识的所有在精英大学任教的教授和助教抱怨的普遍问题,那就是不敢给学生打低分。只要你敢诚实的去评价学生的水平,给他们打一个B的成绩,就很有可能越来越多的会被投诉、被骚扰,甚至要处理行政问题。
来源片段One thing is to get people through our institutions faster. To a degree, this is already happening, but I'm a big proponent of loosening standards in high school and college. I think that if you look at what's been going on with graduation rate in the United States, we have a graduation rate has never been as good. We have a record low number of students who are dropping out of high school. Their underlying numbers show no reason to support this. In other words, you would think that as the number of students graduating goes higher and higher and higher, that we would see underlying that in like the SAT data and the increase in student outcomes.

相似度 0.752 · The Good Fight · Why Education Fails to Advance Equality · 目标 1:56–2:31 · 来源 34:12–34:47

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      And one of the things that he demonstrates in his book is just that algebra requirements absolutely wreak havoc with our high school students, that there are just untold thousands of students who would pass from high school if it weren't for their inability to pass your algebra. The same thing in the early stages of college, students can't pass their algebra classes. So they end up dropping out of college. They've got student loan debt now and they don't have a degree. I think that those are artificial standards that don't necessarily need to be in place and can be replaced by things like broader quantitative reasoning

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      一个是会出现在他们成绩单上的成绩就是A或者A-,然后会在括号里加上他心中这个学生应有的成绩。通常这个成绩是C,但是也没有关系。因为最终这个成绩不会出现在成绩单上。我接着说,纽约时报报道,越来越多的学生在毕业的时候,几乎没有和老师和其他同学进行深入的交流,长期困在意识形态泡沫里,不愿或者不能接受具有挑战性的观点,而且有一个更严重的问题是,逃课的学生越来越多在报道中被采访的哈佛大学本科生说,

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      It turns out whatever there's been a mismatch between what I intended to do and what I want to do. Now, if you're in that position, how are you going to fund and survive the transition from one career path to another? Right. How can you go into a different field if you've already spent four years in college and committed yourself to that degree? I think that there are government programs that we could utilize that can do things like make the transitional period for us a lot easier financially. I also think retraining is something that the government should be investing in.

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      在我私下的闲谈中,这些最精英的大学哈佛 耶路 普林斯顿在私下都在筹备一些和公民教育相关的专业,来试图扭转进步意识形态。在这些校园内部的绝对统治。我刚才说的第一种改革资金来源是政府、 州政府。但是第三种改革,至少我听到的八卦中表示,大学内部也在试图用一些资金去尝试进行课程结构上的转变。如果它们真的发生的话会更加隐蔽。它可能就是设立一些新的专业、新的系 新的资金,用以聘请新的教授来增加大学校园中非进步派的声音,