Strong performers and successful reformers in education lessons from PISA for the United States
US President Obama has launched one of the world’s most ambitious education reform agendas. Under the heading “Race to the Top”, this agenda encourages US states to adopt internationally benchmarked standards and assessments that prepare students for success in college and the workplace: recruit, de...
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Table of Contents:
- Singapore: Rapid Improvement Followed by Strong Performance
- Finland: Slow and Steady Reformfor Consistently High Results
- Japan: A Story of Sustained Excellence
- Brazil: Encouraging Lessons from a Large Federal System
- Introduction
- Viewing Education in the United States Through the Prism of PISA
- Foreword
- Shanghai and Hong Kong: Two Distinct Examples of Education Reform in China
- Ontario, Canada: Reform to Support High Achievement in a Diverse Context
- Lessons for the United States
- Germany: Once Weak International Standing Prompts Strong Nationwide Reforms for Rapid Improvement
- Vignettes on Education Reforms: England and Poland.
