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Appendix C
Papers Presented at the Symposium
J. Myron Atkin and Paul Black
Using TIMSS in a World of Educational Change. King's Coll-
ege, London, 1997. (Revised paper published in Phi Delta Kappan;
see References.)
Daryl E. Chubin
Comments on "Implications of TIMSS for Policy and Practice"
by Richard Elmore. National Science Foundation, 1997.
Jan de Lange
Looking Through the TIMSS Mirror from a Teaching Angle.
Freudenthal Institute, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, 1997.
Richard F. Elmore
Education Policy and Practice in the Aftermath of TIMSS. De-
partment of Education, Harvard University, 1997.
Edward H. Haertel
Exploring and Explaining U.S. TIMSS Performance. Stanford
University, 1997.
Stephen P. Heyneman
Using TIMSS in a World of Change: Comments at the National
Academy of Sciences. The World Bank, Washington, D.C., 1997.
Michael Huberman
Qualities of Instruction and Varieties of Qualitative Research.
University of Geneva, 1997.
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