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Old 12-28-2010, 10:55 AM   #9
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Re: A little Christmas present for Penske

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That I agree with, but I have to ask, Does it bear repeating? Who doesn't realize there are innumerable variables and that a one size fits all plan won't work.

Debating national education policy is silly. The solution has to be implemented subjectively, on a case by case local basis.
There's one overarching variable: class size. If you can get class size down to less than 17-18 from the 25-30 range, it makes a huge difference. The next big jump, to class sizes of less than 10, isn't feasible for public schools. Best national policy: a mandate of at least a couple hours a day in a class of 15 students or fewer.
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