FEDERAL EDUCATION REFORM:
THE IMPACT ON STUDENTS 1
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Federal Education Reform: The Impact on Student Achievement
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Samuel Smith
2020-10-13 13:19:24
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FEDERAL EDUCATION REFORM: THE IMPACT ON STUDENTS 2
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Abstract
Throughout the history of the United States, education policies have switched hands back and
forth between state governments and the federal government. This paper discusses five formal
education policies created and implemented by the Government. Each of the policies built
upon the one before it and attempted to change the way students were instructed in schools.
Some of the policies offered incentives to states when schools met the government’s
requirements, but other policies punished the states who failed to meet them. The policies were
created to meet the needs of the students they served, but they never quite lived up to their hype.
Lawmakers do not know the inner workings of schools, so teachers, parents, and school staff
