Institutional competition through performance funding: A catalyst or hindrance to teaching and learning?

Educational Philosophy and Theory 53 (11):1148-1160 (2021)
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For decades, remedial education in math and English language coursework has been viewed as essential for social equity in US higher education, ensuring access to college for millions of students wh...

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