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The Pressure to Improve: A probabilistic Approach for Modeling Local School Markets

Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research

Marcus Pietsch - Oral presentation

06.01.2016 → 09.01.2016

Event

International Congress for School Effectiveness and School Improvement - ICSEI 2016: 'Connecting teachers, schools and systems: creating the conditions for effective learning

06.01.16 → 09.01.16

Glasgow, Germany

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