For example, the output of schools is based on a pupil count, so that productivity falls when there are more teachers, even though this cuts class sizes.Faced with such knotty difficulties, one response might be to revert to the former method of using inputs to measure government output.
One reason for this migration is that as medical school output increases, retaining physicians leaving for postgraduate training has become a problem [ 6].
Estimating the extent to which medical school output in England may need adjustment is made difficult by the paucity of information about retention rates among international medical graduates.
Levels of FP competence output of a school for courses and programs were assessed based on the proof obtained about actual FP teaching, FP competence tasks, teaching resources and means of evaluation of FP competences.
Second, new schemes to keep New Zealand doctors at home after graduation – including bonding and reimbursement of university fees for graduates who agree to work in hard-to-staff areas – are starting to have an impact, along with the increased medical school output [ 23].
This study adds further evidence to the debate as to the relative contribution of medical student characteristics [the people we select], undergraduate medical education provision [the educational programmes they follow], the differences in medical school output [the doctors we produce] and their career preferences [the careers they will follow].
It also takes into consideration faculties' research output and the schools' diversity.
Western Länder began shortening the Gymnasium course, clearing out their curriculums and controlling their schools' output through state-wide exams.
So, even as nationalisation was going out of fashion in industry, central government took control of the curriculum and assessment, and set output targets for schools.
America, the earliest country to be infatuated with computers in the classroom, gets mediocre outputs from its school system by international standards.
