What’s interesting here is all your suggestions sound like they cost more money. Doesn’t the US already spend on education at a high level relative to GDP? Though I’m not sure if that stat includes higher ed.
Is there any waste in the system that could generate savings?
Are there studies on a broken windows theory theory of education? Hypothesis: A student becomes more likely to be illiterate the more illiterate classmates they have. Stupidity is contagious based upon peer pressure
So there is research on charter schools that utilize lottery systems to get in. This is good for research because a lottery is random. The research shows that they are positive. Probably students that win the charter school lottery and go there instead of a public school are better off. That's the closest to what you're asking that I'm aware of.
What’s interesting here is all your suggestions sound like they cost more money. Doesn’t the US already spend on education at a high level relative to GDP? Though I’m not sure if that stat includes higher ed.
Is there any waste in the system that could generate savings?
Are there studies on a broken windows theory theory of education? Hypothesis: A student becomes more likely to be illiterate the more illiterate classmates they have. Stupidity is contagious based upon peer pressure
So there is research on charter schools that utilize lottery systems to get in. This is good for research because a lottery is random. The research shows that they are positive. Probably students that win the charter school lottery and go there instead of a public school are better off. That's the closest to what you're asking that I'm aware of.