Activities Environment Blamed for Low Academic Achievement in Oklahoma
The Journal Record › November 14, 2007
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Student time spent outside the classroom on activities was blamed in part Wednesday for a lack of academic achievement in Oklahoma as part of a discussion by members of the Office of Accountability's Education Oversight Board.
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Activities Environment Blamed for Low Academic Achievement in Oklahoma
Patrick Gilmore said it was his experience that small schools in Oklahoma - those in Class 3A or below - typically had little to no academic coursework in the...
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