One standard for all pupils?

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton's proposal to use nationwide tests to evaluate the educational level of children is likely to be passed despite opposition on political and social grounds. The House did not approve funding for the plan, but voters support the plan because it might create better schools.

All Other Publishers, Book publishing, Educational Tests, Clinton, Bill, Social policy, Educational tests and measurements

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Trying harder

Article Abstract:

Politicians worldwide are talking about the need for educational reform, but most governments are also cutting back on educational spending. Only when the primary importance of education is realized and alternate funding measures are discovered, will true reform take place.

Educational innovations

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All must have degrees

Article Abstract:

Increasingly, rich countries are demanding a higher education for any high school graduate who wants to attend college. The trend could create more students than universities can accommodate and precipitate a decline in quality.

Social aspects, Education, Higher, Higher education, Higher education and state

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