[Lmresearch] New report--How the World's Best-Performing School Systems Come Out on Top

[Russell W. Rumberger]

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           How the World's Best-Performing School Systems Come Out on Top

            There are many different ways to improve a school system, and the complexity of this task and the uncertainty about outcomes is rightly reflected in the international debate about how this best be done.  To find out why some schools succeed where others do not, we studied twenty-five of the world's school system, including ten of the top performers.  We examined what they high-performing school systems have in common and what tools they use to improve student outcomes.

            The exerperiencees of these top systems suggests that three things matter most:

              1.. getting the right people to become teachers;
              2.. developing them into effective instructors;
              3.. ensuring that the system is able to deliver the best possible instruction to every child.
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