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Lucas Gortazar

  • May 26

    Spain's classroom ratio cut will cost €28 billion over a decade but won't improve learning, study finds

    A government plan to reduce the maximum number of students per classroom in Spain will require at least €28.18 billion in net public spending over ten years, yet scientific evidence suggests it will yield negligible improvements in academic performance.

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