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Cómo hicieron los sistemas educativos con mejor desempeño del mundo para alcanzar sus objetivos
2008
Creating effective teaching and learning environments first results from TALIS
2009
Within-school tracking in South Korea: an analysis using Pisa 2003
2010
A Comparative analysis of the meaning of model minority among ethnic Koreans in China and the United States
2010
How the world's most improved school systems keep getting better
2011
Do countries paying teachers higher relative salaries have higher student mathematics achievement?
2009
Catching up: learning from the best school systems in East Asia
2012
Causal efects of single-sex schools on college entrance exams and college attendance: random assignment in Seoul high schools
2012
Principal perceptions and student achievement in reading in Korea, Mexico, and the United States: educational leadership, school autonomy, and use of test results
2013
Innovative learning environments
2013
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