Changing Teacher Pension Plans Is a Challenge, Especially if You Want High-Quality Teachers
Nationally, employer costs for public teacher pensions have increased from $530, or 4.8 percent of per-pupil operating expenditures in 2004,
Read moreNationally, employer costs for public teacher pensions have increased from $530, or 4.8 percent of per-pupil operating expenditures in 2004,
Read moreAlthough college enrollment increased significantly over the last few decades, fewer than half of all adults have earned a postsecondary
Read moreIn the developing world missing work due to illness often means poor families struggle. Since few jobs offer paid sick
Read morePrimary school completion rates remain low, and educator accountability remains weak in many low-income countries. The accountability pressures that do
Read moreGrades, including evaluations by teachers, standardized test scores, and exam results, can affect student behavior for at least three reasons.
Read moreMore than 6.4 million children attend public school within 250 meters of a major roadway, and nearly one in five
Read moreMultigrading, the practice of mixing children of different ages in the same classroom, occurs in about one-third of school classes
Read morePublic works programs have become a popular tool for poverty reduction in low-income countries. There are approximately 90 public works
Read moreWhile poor vision has the potential to decrease workplace productivity, little is known about the actual connection between access to
Read moreThere are currently 21,800 toxic release inventory sites (TRIs) operating in the United States, but we have little information on
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