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Is spending more on education the best way to improve schools and teaching?

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Marguerite Roza

April 2018

Marguerite Roza participated in an online conversation “Room for Debate” hosted by NY Times. Read her response to the question ~ Is spending more on education the best way to improve schools and teaching? (Basically, does more money mean better education?)

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