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The class size debate

The class size debate

EducationPolitics & Society
Pages
102
Published
2002
Language
English

Synopsis

This book dives into the ongoing discussion surrounding class size in schools. It presents various perspectives and research findings on how class size impacts academic achievement, drawing on case studies primarily from the United States. The authors explore the complexities of this educational policy debate, offering insights into its implications for students and educators alike.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Education Politics & Society

Authors

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Alan B. Krueger

Alan B. Krueger was a distinguished economist known for his research on labor markets and education policy. His influential work includes The class size debate, which examines key issues in educational effectiveness. He was respected for his clear, data-driven analysis of complex topics.

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Eric A. Hanushek

Eric A. Hanushek is an economist focused on education policy. His book, The Class Size Debate, examines important questions about school effectiveness and resource use. He is a key figure in conversations about improving education.

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Jennifer King Rice

Jennifer King Rice is the author of "The class size debate," a book that examines important issues in education. Her writing offers clear, direct analysis for readers interested in policy and schools.

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Lawrence R. Mishel

Lawrence R. Mishel is an economist focusing on the American labor market and economic policy. He is widely recognized for his series, "The state of working America," which provides ongoing analysis of workers' economic conditions. Mishel has also authored works like "The class size debate" and "Manufacturing numbers," offering direct insights into public policy.