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League tables and the press ‐value added?

Janet Maw Institute of Education
Pages 3-10 | Published online: 28 Jul 2006

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Tiago Neves, Maria João Pereira & Gil Nata. (2014) Head teachers' perceptions of secondary school rankings: Their nature, media coverage and impact on schools and the educational arena. Education as Change 18:2, pages 211-225.
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Lesley Saunders. (2000) Understanding schools' use of ‘value added’ data: the psychology and sociology of numbers. Research Papers in Education 15:3, pages 241-258.
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Lesley Saunders. (2001) The use of ‘value-added’ measures in school evaluation: A view from England. Prospects 31:4, pages 489-502.
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