Elementary School Data Issues for Value-Added Models: Implications for Research (Journal Article)

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Publicado en:IDEAS Working Paper Series from RePEc (2015), p. n/a
Autor principal: Isenberg, Eric
Otros Autores: Bing-ru Teh, Walsh, Elias
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
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520 3 |a Researchers often presume that it is better to use administrative data from grades 4 and 5 than data from grades 6 through 8 for conducting research on teacher effectiveness that uses value-added models because (1) elementary school teachers teach all subjects to their students in self-contained classrooms and (2) classrooms are more homogenous at the elementary school level. 
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