Cost-effectiveness and Educational PolicyHenry M. Levin Eye On Education, 2002 - 203 pagini This Yearbook provides a unique and original assessment of the state of the art of cost-effectiveness analysis in education. It identifies key issues that need to be considered and presents original empirical studies to serve as models. |
Cuprins
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Costing Out the Ingredients | 7 |
Key Issues in Conducting Research | 13 |
JENNIFER KING RICE | 21 |
2222 | 35 |
22 | 45 |
25 | 51 |
METHODOLOGICAL STRENGTH AND POLICY USEFULNESS | 55 |
Some Conclusions and Recommendations | 92 |
33 | 99 |
7 | 111 |
34 | 118 |
How COSTEFFECTIVE ARE LECTURES? | 139 |
35 | 147 |
Publication Bias | 149 |
9 | 156 |
27 | 57 |
References | 67 |
Measuring Effectiveness | 75 |
Incomparability of Effectiveness Reports | 86 |
30 | 91 |
Introduction | 157 |
References | 173 |
References | 186 |
195 | |
Termeni și expresii frecvente
Abecedarian achievement alternative analysis journals approach assess average bahts Barnett benefits Carnoy cation class size reduction compared comparison schools Computed from Tsang cost analysis cost-benefit analysis cost-effectiveness analysis costs of public developing countries direct private costs earnings education policy Educational Evaluation educational expenditure Educational Research effect size efficiency estimates Evaluation and Policy example financing funding government schools Grissmer higher households identify implementation income increase ingredients inputs institutional costs instruction internal validity interventions issues Jimenez journals lectures Levin and McEwan marginal cost measures method methodological mode National net present value outcomes outputs participants per-student percent Policy Analysis policymakers preschool private contributions private resources private schools public and private public schools publication bias Ratio of HEE reallocation relative replication sample school reform models secondary Slavin standard deviation Table teacher salaries tion whole-school reforms World Bank