Resident Scholar Director of Education Policy Studies Frederick M. Hess |
| | "Choice, in and of itself, doesn't fix any of [education's] problems, but it lets motivated people solve them outside of traditional K-12 systems, which hobble organizational focus and instructional coherence with their "little-bit-of-everything" mission, industrial-era contracts and staffing arrangements, ill-defined aims, balky governance structures, contested disciplinary arrangements, and the rest." --Frederick M. Hess in an article on National Review Online, March 25, 2010
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