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Class sizes in Ontario schools : the effects of provincial class size policy on Ontario's elementary and secondary schools

Author:	People for Education (Toronto, Ont.)
Publisher:	Toronto, Ont. : People for Education, ©2006
Edition/Format:	eBook : Document : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Class size has been the object of extensive debate in recent years. Some researchers argue that class size has little effect on student achievement, while others feel that class size - particularly in the early grades and particularly for students who are "educationally disadvantaged"--Makes a significant difference to students' chances for success in school.
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Subjects	Class size -- Ontario. Academic achievement -- Ontario. Education and state -- Ontario. View all subjects
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