Document Type
Brief
Publication Date
5-1-2004
Keywords
Quality education
Series Title
Office for Education Policy
Series Number
Volume 01, Issue 04
Abstract
At the forefront of education research and policy agendas is an effort to ensure that all children, especially those in low performing, high-poverty schools, get a quality education. The question of which programs and strategies are most effective in reforming K-12 education is complex. School administrators and policymakers throughout the nation are seeking strategies that will help all students to achieve mastery of basic grade-level academic skills as measured by standardized tests. This brief summarizes current research on the characteristics of effective schools and effective teachers. Also, we highlight several comprehensive school reform models with evidence of effectiveness in improving student achievement.
Citation
McKenzie, S. C., & Ritter, G. W. (2004). Effective School Reform. Policy Briefs. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.uark.edu/oepbrief/139
