Do students who attend restructured high schools learn more? Is learning in these schools equal for students of different social groups?
This distinctive volume is the first to explore these questions using data from a large (over 800 private and public schools) national survey. Demonstrating empirical links to achievement, this book investigates how restructuring relates to such organizational and structural properties of schools as their size, the curriculum, instruction, their teachers’ attitudes toward students, and how they press their students to work hard and succeed. Going beyond any existing work on this topic, Restructuring High Schools for Equity and Excellence demystifies the statistical analyses to draw implications and make recommendations for school reform and school policy.
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Valerie E. Lee is a Professor of Education at the University of Michigan and Julia B. Smith is an Associate Professor at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan.
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