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Gambling rarely stands alone: clustered addictive behaviours and socioeconomic vulnerability in adolescents. [PDF]

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Charter Schools

2008
Administrators from 122 charter schools in 15 states completed a 27-item questionnaire that addressed school demographics, programmatic issues and curricular issues specific to music. Data were analyzed to determine the status of music as a curricular subject, as well as the relationship of institutional variables to music instruction.
James R. Austin, Joshua A. Russell
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Charter Schools

Education and Urban Society, 1999
" This school is failing every child in it. That is your responsibility. The usual excuses-bad kids, poor parents, lousy administrator, bad curriculum-will not be acceptable. You are the only people in the world who can solve the problem. You have all the knowledge and skills to find ways to meet the problem, but it will require that we all learn them ...
Bruno V. Manno   +2 more
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The effect of charter schools on charter students and public schools

Economics of Education Review, 2005
Abstract This paper estimates the effect of charter schools on both students attending them and students at neighboring public schools. Using school-level data from Michigan's standardized testing program, I compare changes in test scores between charter and public school students.
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