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Mayor Asked To Correct Class Size Statements

Submitted by Jennifer, Sep 12, 2007 12:24

"Hands-on learning" could also mean "smaller classes," since it's easier for a teacher to create hands-on projects when class sizes are smaller. Bottom line, smaller class size was the choice of 24% of parents, far more than any other choice in the survey. The reasonable conclusion is that smaller class size is parents' top concern.


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"Hands-on learning" could also mean "smaller classes," since it's easier for a teacher to create hands-on projects when class sizes...

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Sep 12, 2007 12:24

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