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Teacher Quality Doesn't Significantly Impact Outcomes
Teacher quality is the single most underrated driver of student success, as proven by Chetty, Friedman, and Rockoff's landmark study of 2.5 million students: replacing a below-average teacher with an average one boosts lifetime earnings by $250,000 per classroom. A high-impact teacher in third grade alone closes 30% of the income-achievement gap. Dismissing teacher influence as negligible ignores a 10% test-score improvement annually, making this myth the costliest on the list for long-term economic mobility.
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