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While the school choice movement offers real advantages in producing a market-driven, competitive, performance-based system, it is not an educational panacea. Many fundamental changes must occur before long-term benefits will result
While the school choice movement offers real advantages in producing a market-driven, competitive, performance-based system, it is not an educational panacea. Many fundamental changes must occur before long-term benefits will result
The economic consequences that result from choice sound the biggest alarm for opponents. Can we allo...
In the past year, school choice has emerged as a leading proposal for addressing the current crisis ...
Inequities in education have long been the driving force behind school reform movements. In efforts ...
School choice theory rests on the assumption that K-12 education is a consumer good or service. The ...
School choice is an increasingly popular education reform. Proponents of choice argue that market fo...
School choice is increasingly promulgated as a promising education reform policy for failing urban s...
The debate over school vouchers, charter schools, and other varieties of school choice has become a ...
One recent topic of controversy in the United States is the idea of “school choice” and whether the ...
Education is widely regarded as one of the most critical aspects of society with great potential wh...
market competition and parental autonomy—are in serious ten-sion with the principles underlying incl...
The current political climate of educational reform very actively focuses on the positive aspects of...
Choice and competition are two buzzwords in the current discourse on education. It is often argued t...
The concept of innovation has been closely tied to the push for school choice, serving as a key rati...
What is the best way to organize education and achieve the greatest social benefits? Specific matter...
School choice – broadly, the provision and promotion of alternatives to publicly provided schools a...
The economic consequences that result from choice sound the biggest alarm for opponents. Can we allo...
In the past year, school choice has emerged as a leading proposal for addressing the current crisis ...
Inequities in education have long been the driving force behind school reform movements. In efforts ...
School choice theory rests on the assumption that K-12 education is a consumer good or service. The ...
School choice is an increasingly popular education reform. Proponents of choice argue that market fo...
School choice is increasingly promulgated as a promising education reform policy for failing urban s...
The debate over school vouchers, charter schools, and other varieties of school choice has become a ...
One recent topic of controversy in the United States is the idea of “school choice” and whether the ...
Education is widely regarded as one of the most critical aspects of society with great potential wh...
market competition and parental autonomy—are in serious ten-sion with the principles underlying incl...
The current political climate of educational reform very actively focuses on the positive aspects of...
Choice and competition are two buzzwords in the current discourse on education. It is often argued t...
The concept of innovation has been closely tied to the push for school choice, serving as a key rati...
What is the best way to organize education and achieve the greatest social benefits? Specific matter...
School choice – broadly, the provision and promotion of alternatives to publicly provided schools a...
The economic consequences that result from choice sound the biggest alarm for opponents. Can we allo...
In the past year, school choice has emerged as a leading proposal for addressing the current crisis ...
Inequities in education have long been the driving force behind school reform movements. In efforts ...
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