Here's a handy infographic showing U.S. spending per tricycle motor, and comparing it to English, Math and Science skills.
Sources are the CIA Factbook and the U.N.
Came from here.
The spending, of course, is much, much higher in some places like D.C., which get truly miserable results.
One day, someone is going to put out the definitive spending vs. results data for public vs private (and home) education.
Via: MAT@USC | Master’s of Arts in Teaching
Sources are the CIA Factbook and the U.N.
Came from here.
The spending, of course, is much, much higher in some places like D.C., which get truly miserable results.
One day, someone is going to put out the definitive spending vs. results data for public vs private (and home) education.
Via: MAT@USC | Master’s of Arts in Teaching
2 comments:
I'd like to see another comparison: percentage of K-12 teachers with degrees in any field other than education. I suspect the USA would have a relatively low percentage.
Looks like the Russians have it down, one of the lowest spending countries, yet higher math and reading scores than the US and almost the same in science.
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