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Education reform - School choice | | Education reform - School choice: Encyclopedia II - Education reform - School choice | | Libertarian theorists such as Milton Friedman advocate School choice to eliminate any need for formal accountability. Public educational vouchers would permit guardians to select and pay any school, public or private, with public funds. The theory is that children's guardians will shop for the best schools.
Education reform - Charter schools.
Charter schools also attempt to free administrators from regulations and local political entanglements to improve their administration. The Center for Educational Ref ...
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| | | Education reform: Encyclopedia II - Education reform - School choice
Education reform - School choice
Libertarian theorists such as Milton Friedman advocate School choice to eliminate any need for formal accountability. Public educational vouchers would permit guardians to select and pay any school, public or private, with public funds. The theory is that children's guardians will shop for the best schools.
Education reform - Charter schools
Charter schools also attempt to free administrators from regulations and local political entanglements to improve their administration. The Center for Educational Reform says that charter schools with "weak laws" have more problems, because more established legal requirements for public schools are applied to them.
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