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Continuous Improvement in Education

May 2013 | Written by Sandra ParkPenny Carver, Lee Nordstrum, Stephanie Hironaka

In Continuous Improvement in Education, a white paper by Sandra Park, Stephanie Hironaka, Penny Carver, and Lee Nordstrum, the authors provide examples that illustrate how continuous quality improvement methodology is being applied in education toward the goals of making education more efficient, effective, and equitable. The examples are organized in three broad categories: at the level of classroom instruction, system-wide, and improvement efforts with collective impact.

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