Anne Wheelock, who has studied suspensions as a senior research associate on a project of the National Board on Educational Testing and Public Policy at Boston College, said Philadelphia had adopted "a quick-fix answer".
"We might try and adopt a quick technological fix but one that holds the worst impacts for a few decades without much attention to what happens after that.
To boost your organization's performance, pick one or two of the practices from the list below and adopt a quick win to get started.
Principle 31 calls for all States to adopt a "quick, transparent and accessible mechanism" for recognising people's gender identity.
Some Afghans, though, warn that the tribal system is not a panacea and fear that the United States is adopting a quick-fix approach that will not create long-term stability.
In his efforts to represent the landscape as he saw it while working en plein air, Daubigny adopted a method of quick, sketchy brushwork that eschewed finely rendered details for a more loose style, a technique that would heavily influence the Impressionists.
"Individuals and businesses will pave the way for innovative solutions, as they will be able to move and adopt a series of them quicker than large utilities that are sometimes mired in regulatory constraints and rigid decision-making cultures," says Nancy Curtis, a founding partner of WaterSeer.
A self-described "natural enthusiast," she was quick to adopt a new passion, snapping up vintage fashions on her travels and scattering them throughout her house.
In London during the early '70s, she was quick to adopt a Vidal Sassoon bob, brief skirts and painted-on Twiggy-like lashes; years later in Paris, she embraced the rigorous black-on-black tailoring of Yves Saint Laurent.
Hollywood is quick to adopt a winning formula, and the critical and box office success of films like "The Social Network" and "Moneyball" has proved that reality-based narratives can make money and win awards — something beyond the ability of most blockbusters.
