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This week Brookings published an Education Plus Development blog written by David Baker and Bryan Mann about their study, “Cyber Charter Schools and Growing Resource Inequality among Public Districts: Geospatial Patterns and Consequences of a Statewide Choice Policy in Pennsylvania, 2002–2014”, which was published in the American Journal of Education in February 2019. The pandemic

According to Allen and Seaman (2017) there are over 4.9 million students enrolled in some form of undergraduate distance education. This number is significant because distance education continues to increase, while general enrollment patterns in higher education decrease. Unlike any other time in history, institutions of higher education can reach more students than ever before

  Shopping at Wal-Mart provides the benefit of low prices, but often at the sacrifice of quality. For example, if one wants to purchase a premier suit or dress, he or she will likely receive higher quality by getting it personally tailored. The same rings true when the quality of fast food is compared to