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Planned Variation in Education :Should We Give Up or Try Harder? /edited by Alice M. Rivlin and P. Michael Timpane.

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TextPublication details: Washington D. C. The Brookings Institution 1975ISBN:

0815774796

Subject(s):

COMPENSATORY EDUCATION-Evaluation-Congresses

DDC classification:

371.967PLA

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