Can Tracking Raise the Test Scores of High-Ability Minority Students?

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@biggsag @AliBtait @JoanneLeeJacobs @MrZachG @BarryGarelick @rastokke @tanzania8 @catlaughing There's 100 years of research on the topic. Duflo et al is terrific for its causal warrant, as is Card and Giuliano. https://t.co/pvlv5gT2IT

Universal screening with local norms is the key recommendation from this David Card/ Laura Giuliano study https://t.co/HQH6M7FP0c @mattyglesias @Noahpinion @DLeonhardt

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