Thursday, December 18, 2003
Sacerdote in the Christian Science Monitor
...[D]oes living and working with other smart people really boost a student's performance? A cluster of recent studies suggest the answer is less than clear. "It's mostly been assumption up to this point," says Bruce Sacerdote, an economics professor at Dartmouth College and one of a cadre of researchers trying to quantify what, if any, effect students have on one another's academic performance. "Nobody's completely nailed the question."
Posted by alex at 1:03 AM
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