The Revolution in School Choice and Student-Based Funding. A Panel Discussion
Description
In this presentation from National School Choice Week 2014, Reason Magazine Managing Editor Katherine Mangu-Ward hosts a discussion on the state of school choice in America with Reason Foundation's Director of Education Lisa Snell and Education Policy Analyst Katie Furtick, co-authors of The Weighted Student Formula Yearbook, which examines outcomes in school districts across the country that use portable student funding. During the presentation the three discuss their optimism about the growth in school choice, what specific actions school districts are taking to expand options for parents and students, and how technology is reshaping the traditional classroom. A Reason TV production.
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22 min 41 sec
Subjects
- Schools (205)
- State governments (29)
- Educational technology (286)
- Social institutions (391)
- Teaching (744)
- Local government (31)
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