About a year ago, I gave my blog readers an interim report on a very large international comparative study of teacher quality that our Center on International Education Benchmarking had funded a global team of scholars headed by Linda Darling - Hammond to do. (ncee.org)
The conference was organized by the Board on International Comparative Studies in Education, a panel set up in 1988 to advise the federal government on its participation in such studies. (edweek.org)
JE: Then there was the time where Julian Fraillon, from right here at the Australian Council for Educational Research, told us about the first international comparative study assessing the extent to which students know about, understand, and can use ICT. (teachermagazine.com.au)