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classroom size and school performance outlay
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report determinants of success in primary education in Spain (March/2010) of
Brindusa Anghel and Antonio Cabrales,
Foundation for Applied Economic Studies .
With respect to the variables of school level, the first conclusion is that class size appears to have no significant effect on the performance of students
. This evidence is important because the usual response of some sectors to educational problems is that more resources are needed. The evidence on class size means that additional resources can be easily squandered in unproductive policies. [...]
Consistent with previous research findings that are summarized on our review of the literature, we find no strong evidence that reducing class size improves academic performance of children. [...] The teacher / student ratio is not a factor. Someday
social policies (hahaha) will be rigorous criteria and supported by evidence. Meanwhile, pull the best selling and best sound.
PS (26/03/1910). I came to this study by Aprendemás page .
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