CCAP is dedicated to research on the issues of rising costs and stagnant efficiency in higher education, with special emphasis on the United States.
03.11.2010
DIANE RAVITCH
the states responded to NCLB by dumbing down their standards so that they could claim to be making progress. Some states declared that between 80%-90% of their students ...
03.10.2010
by Daniel L. Bennett
Karin Kasdin tells a compelling story in an artilce for The Faster Times of how her family has managed to accept the fact that their son, who was diagnosed with ...
Karin Kasdin tells a compelling story in an artilce for The Faster Times of how her family has managed to accept the fact that their son, who was diagnosed with ...
03.10.2010
From CNN Money:
College students are spending too much time drinking and having sex. The solution? A grade-inflation tax on colleges. [Center for College Affordability and Productivity]
Richard Vedder responds to this question in the NY Times Room for Debate forum on February 4, 2010.
Daniel L. Bennett discusses the possible negative consequences of the proposals from the Department of Education's pnegotiated rulemaking committee in December in an article for Career College Central.
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