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School evaluation in Chile: The case of SNED

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Original language: Spanish

Since 1988, has worked for UNESCO as programme specialist on Latin America and the Caribbean. Studied philosophy (United States of America), sociology (Chile) and the economics of education (France). Researcher in the field of education policy, management and evaluation. Author ofTareas de la educatión [Educational tasks] (1995),Claves para una educatión de calidad [Keys to quality education] (1997),La revalorizatión de la escuela: los factores que mejoran el aprendizaje [Upgrading schools: factors that improve learning] (2001) andProblemas de la gestión educativa [Problems of educational management] (2002).

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Casassus, J. School evaluation in Chile: The case of SNED. Prospects 31, 565–574 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03220040

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