Global Strategies
Three countries, in their own ways, search for the means to improve student achievement—and their chances for success in the world arena.
When A Nation at Risk was published just over a quarter-century ago, the report warned of other nations’ surpassing the United States as lackluster performance was causing this country’s education system to fall behind. While its conclusions are still debated, many policymakers, educators, and business leaders express similar worries these days. As one remedy, they are urging that American students’ knowledge be measured against that of their...
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