Imported From Britain: Ideas to Improve Schools
| August 15, 2007 |  View for printing |
During a decade in power in Britain, the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair made efforts to improve English schools, with some apparent successes. Because American public education faces similar challenges, like what to do with failing schools and how to recruit better teachers, some educators believe there is much to learn from England’s experience.
By SAM DILLON
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