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Fellow, Governance Studies, Brown Center on Education Policy
Matthew M. Chingos is a fellow in the Brookings Institution’s Brown Center on Education Policy. He has written extensively on class-size reduction, teacher quality, and college graduation rates.
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Matt Chingos
RT @shankerinst: Interesting quick analysis of the relationship b/w perception of school quality and state vs. NAEP proficiency rates http://t.co/ltLDWHCCwA
May 24
Follow my @BrookingsGS colleagues relatively new to twitter, @jon_rauch & @EKamarck #FF
RT @BrookingsEd: Do you know how well your state’s schools perform? http://t.co/NU5DDzKroG #edreform
May 23
Great @dylanmatt post summarizing federal budget accounting rules regarding student loans in a very accessible way: http://t.co/wKKX5pgy8Z
May 22
RT @dylanmatt: Sure, this post on student loan budgeting is 3k words, but there are also gifs: http://t.co/Gl2Eg5qJDz cc @BigMeanInternet @rortybomb
West finds that citizen ratings of schools are substantially higher in states with better performance on NAEP, but not on state tests.
Marty West of @hgse presents new evidence on public's ratings of schools and performance on state & nat'l tests http://t.co/hQ8C86C8Jd
Join @_lee_g @saragoldrickrab @SmithZakiya @darrwest for discussion of higher ed today @BrookingsGS http://t.co/kZBp5Ht6fy
RT @BrookingsEd: This weekend @BethAkersEd spoke to Paul Harris about student loan interest rates on @AmericaWeekend. Listen here: http://t.co/TJcBuyaqtW
May 21
@rortybomb @BethAkersEd @nasiripour (source is p. 7 of http://t.co/jxAkQeRoQR)
@rortybomb @BethAkersEd @nasiripour 3) understatement of the true subsidy because administrative costs are shown separately.
@rortybomb @BethAkersEd @nasiripour 2) underestimates of the appropriate risk premium because of a lack of good market proxies,
@rortybomb @BethAkersEd @nasiripour CBO: neg fair-value sub could stem from: 1) overly optimistic assumptions about defaults and recoveries
@nasiripour @rortybomb @BethAkersEd I haven't run numbers so don't have strong view, but worth noting that CBO does admin costs separately
@nasiripour @rortybomb @BethAkersEd "fair-value" is not an oracle to the truth; it is a set of calculations subject to debate
@rortybomb @BethAkersEd @nasiripour There are lots of assumptions baked into "fair value" calcs, so wouldn't put much faith in any single #
@rortybomb @BethAkersEd @nasiripour Whoops, thought there was a Delisle post that crunched the #s but can't seem to find one.
@rortybomb @BethAkersEd I was referencing Delisle's work, not the CBO report. http://t.co/3Djf41UHKY
RT @tednesi: Brookings' @chingos looks at proposals from @SenJackReed and others to deal with rising rates on fed student loans: http://t.co/8buBnDU7Kp
May 20
@mattcournoyer thanks for follow. I'd be glad to talk interest rate policy with any folks in your office if it would be helpful.
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