I'm guessing they want to see what will happen if he can develop his own roster. But I question the decision. The season did not go well.

I'm wondering the same?

From my recollections of this book: www.amazon.com/Masters-Comm...

However, there was a rule of thumb that nobody would be appointed if they would be over 64 years old at the end of a 4-year term, I think. And that removed all but a few competitors.

Haha, I can relate to that.

You can often edit the problems in Kuta. Have you tried that? That said, I've run into the issue you describe, but it was really great for angles problems in Geometry. I was able to easily create mixed practice with lots of different skills.

Ooh, interesting, I wonder if this applies across other professions, eg what is the prevalence of hypochondria among risk management professionals, etc.

That's what I was thinking!

Which I think is Stancil's main thesis.

Every legal story now is either

Ancient Circuit Judge Delivers Crystal Clear 100 Page Rebuke To Trumpist Overreach

or

In Unsigned Shadow Docket Decision, 6-3 Majority Declares Trump Can Hunt People For Sport

They do have the right to remain silent.

So yes, I think standards have generally been lowered for the top 40% of students.

I think standards for the most struggling students are fairly anchored due to a floor effect. But college-bound students who can't do basic math are more common now. This top group of students is most sensitive to lowering standards, because they'll (mostly) rise to whatever standard you set.

I think so? I think it's been worst for the top 40% of students.