Middle-School Plunge (Figure 1) Students who move to middle schools for grade 6 or grade 7 lose ground in both reading and math compared to their peers who attend K‒8 schools. - Penn Manor High School - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Middle-School Plunge (Figure 1) Students who move to middle schools for grade 6 or grade 7 lose ground in both reading and math compared to their peers who attend K‒8 schools. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-03-01 12:50:35 Open Document File Size: 839,29 KB Share Result on Facebook City Philadelphia / Munich / Charlotte / Cambridge / Miami / York City / New York City / Milwaukee / Baltimore / / Country Germany / / Facility Education Data Warehouse / Ifo Institute / / Organization Harvard’s Kennedy School / Bureau of the Census / Harvard Graduate School of Education / Ifo Institute for Economic / / Person Benjamin Lockwood / Jonah Rockoff / GUIDO SCHWERDT / Guido More / MARTIN R. WEST / Michael Waraksa / / Position teacher / researcher / well equipped director / elementary school / director of the Program / professor of education / / ProvinceOrState Florida / North Carolina / Massachusetts / Miami-Dade County / / Technology Data Warehouse / / URL educationnext.org / / SocialTag Education in the United States Alternative education Middle school Charter school High school Achievement gap in the United States Penn Manor School District Education Educational stages Youth

Middle-School Plunge (Figure 1) Students who move to middle schools for grade 6 or grade 7 lose ground in both reading and math compared to their peers who attend K‒8 schools.Add to Reading List