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Class size cuts seen as costly, limited impact study says
Washington reports the Department of Education study finds shrinking public school classes is expensive and may yield little or no improvement in student achievement. It notes classes average 24 now, down from 30 in 1961, and that moving to 15 per class would require up to 1 million teachers and billions in cost.
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Department of Education
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M. Tomlinson
Department
Office of Educational Research and Improvement
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Education
Finn
Mr. Finn
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National Education Association
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NEA
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California
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Robert Orr