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Category: Education

One Area Where the US Beats Scandinavia: Teacher Pay

  • April 29, 2014
Photo by Christos Tsoumplekas.

Data on teacher pay across the OECD show that countries that generally score highest on international tests are not necessarily rewarding their educators with top salaries. One graph suggests that simply increasing teacher pay is not going to make schools…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Education, International Policy

Placement Efficiency: An Alternative Ranking Metric for Graduate Schools

  • September 15, 2013

By Robert L. Oprisko, Kirstie L. Dobbs, and Joseph DiGrazia Graduate school is a period of apprenticeship that aspiring academics must pass through before they may enter the professoriate. When selecting a graduate program, prospective students may factor in institutional and departmental…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Education
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