The Answer Sheet: coleman report and 1960s
New analysis of achievement gap: ½ x ½ = 1½
David Berliner, a prominent education researcher, writes about new data and analysis showing that when it comes to student achievement, family resources are important, school resources are important and the joint effect of the social and fiscal resources found in families and schools appears to be much greater than either alone.
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06:30 AM ET, 06/29/2010 |
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