Edward Conard

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Upside of Inequality Ch. 9

Study Finds Only Intensive Tutoring Improves Charter School Test Scores

A carefully considered study of 113 lottery-based charter schools in the Journal of Economic Perspectives finds “intensive tutoring” is the only charter school practice that producing higher test scores.  The study reports: "There is wide variation in impact estimates. To glean what drives this variation, we link these effects to school practices, inputs, and characteristics of fallback schools. In line with the earlier literature, we find that schools that adopt an ... Read More


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