Education and the Economy: Our School Performance Matters

The PISA results came out recently, and they were greeted in the normal manner: The vast majority of U.S. citizens, both educators and populace, presumed that the discussion was about a bell tower in Italy and went on to something else. Germany was at the other extreme. Virtually every local newspaper covered the results on its front page.

Same Amount of Money Should Yield Better Results

Solution Two: Focus on School Incentives. Same Amount of Money Should Yield Better Results by Eric A.

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Schools Need Incentives, Not More Money