Guerillero,
> That is the issue world wide. Here are some of the issues that I see. > Which countries and which issue exactly are you referring to? > (a) We need to have the guts to say no sometimes. At least in the states, I > feel that we would get better results if we tried to get more small liberal > arts schools who have class sizes that range from 10-30. One hundred plus > person classes do not work well with our model. > (1) Which numbers are you referring to when you're saying "One hundred plus person classes do not work well with our model"? If I remember it well, we didn't have that many classes with more than a hundred students in the past. I doubt that we can make a statement based on a statistically significant basis yet. (2) Isn't it more a question of the ratio between Ambassador and students, i.e. how many students does one Ambassador have to support? Frank _______________________________________________ Education mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/education
