Schools on probation : how accountability works (and doesn't work)

Heinrich Mintrop

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Educational Assessment and Improvement School Choice and Performance Teacher Education and Assessments

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This work analyzes what happens when schools are put on probation for failing to meet their accountability improvement targets. It examines accountability design issues, organizational development, teacher motivation, and curriculum changes.

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