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ERIC ED161996: Compensatory Education Study. Final Report to Congre...
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This report concludes a series of interim reports
presenting findings from over 35 research projects on
compensatory education programs. It completes the
analysis of the study areas of funds allocation, service
delivery, student development, and program
administration, and provides both follow-up findings and
additional information on Title I operations. Chapter I
addresses the feasibility and effects of changing the
current formula of within-district allocation procedures,
one comparison being between poverty-based and
achievement-based allocation strategies. Chapter II
compares the training and experience of regular and
compensatory education teachers and examines the degree
to which Title I funds are used for training purposes. In
Chapter III, test data are examined in order to determine
whether the apparent effectiveness of the compensatory
education instruction remains constant over a full year.
A new area of report findings, the role of the Parent
Advisory Councils, is explored in Chapter IV. Regulations
governing the councils, the ways in which States and
districts implement these regulations, and the actual
operation of the councils as seen by parent participants
are analyzed. In the final chapter, the local
administration of the Title I, especially district and
school planning and evaluation activities, is described.
Statistical tables are included throughout the report.
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Date Published: 2015-04-12 21:25:29
Identifier: ERIC_ED161996
Item Size: 146661009
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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