World class standards

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World class standards refers to the level of achievement, mainly in math and science, attained by students in the four countries that make up the East Asian Tigers; South Korea, Singapore, Japan, and Taiwan, as well as in Europe. There is no published standard, so this is just a concept and object of debate in the US.

[edit] See also

• standards based education reform
• NCEE
• education reform

[edit] External links

• Article at Heartland.org