Opportunity to Learn?

William H. Schmidt

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School Choice and Performance Educational Assessment and Improvement Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies

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Opportunity to learn (OTL) is a rather uncomplicated concept: What students learn in school is related to what is taught in school. This notion, although seemingly tautological, undergirds much of schooling. Schools are organized around the idea of providing distinct learning opportunities in multiple academic disciplines. Yet in the United States the opportunities to learn this academic content are not equally distributed among districts, schools, classrooms, or students.

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