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Collections of norms and ratios have taken on the role of benchmarks for comparative assessment, for example, those listed in the annual compilation of ARL statistics (now on the World Wide Web in user-definable format), or the massive compilations edited by Minter (1993a, 1993b) using the IPEDS data. Mining IPEDS data gathered for the National Center for Education Statistics, and following a method of classification developed by Stephen Katsinas of The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Roessler found that urban, suburban, and rural schools experienced public funding decreases in a disproportionate manner. IPEDS data has shown a dramatic increase in the percentage selecting the "unknown" category. |
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