*

Susan Moore Johnson

Jerome T. Murphy

1987 2007 19% 48%

80% 83%
2010 42.4%

1970 1995

90

2009
PISA OECD

2009
PISA

1970
30%

40%-50%
1988-1989 9.8%, 2008-2009
13.1%

Different Diagnoses and Proposed Responses

5 8
Teach for America

44%

1970 2000
)

2000

(Peer Assistance and Review, PAR programs)

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