Education at a Crossroads: What Works and What's Wasted in Education Today : Subcommittee ReportThe Subcommittee, 1998 - 172 pages |
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Page A-35 - Putting the results in perspective. the authors added that "if similar success could be achieved for all minority students nationwide. it could close the gap separating white and minority test scores by somewhere between one-third and more than one-half."83 In a separate assessment of the Milwaukee experiment.
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