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bell-cot
Like most "improvements" to public education, this will be a good thing if it is well-implemented.

Note that "if".

cocacola1
I think that "if" extends to pretty much any attempt to do anything, ever.
wrycoder
That would be good, but how about the same requirement before running for state office?
basementcat
Do you not trust the electorate to carefully scrutinize and select qualified candidates?
demondemidi
Awesome. I think lack of math education leads to gullibility, and there is so little recourse for people that have been scammed, it just screws people for life. Hiding behind interest rates is like selling snake oil in a circus, but for modern times.
[dead] jmcguckin
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hilbert42
Ha, not even China does that these days.
486sx33
If they don’t - they should Every Chinese should invest all their money in the mainline by buying two condos. Anything else is treason !!
cosmin800
This is going to be hard without math.