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Data from the two leading college admissions tests—the SAT and the ACT—can provide a valuable measure of student …
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There are many estimates of the effect of college quality on students' subsequent earnings. One difficulty interpreting …
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help economically disadvantaged students complete high school and gain access to postsecondary education. This report … describes the impact of Upward Bound (UB) on students' education-related outcomes and course-taking during the first year or two … of high school, as well as students' persistence in the UB program. Available from the U.S. Department of Education at …
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Each year, the U.S. college system grants twice as many bachelor’s degrees to African American females as males. Large … gender gaps favoring women also exist for other groups—on average, our college system awards 35 percent more B.A.s to … happens in college. In this brief, the authors note that at least part of the explanation can be traced to differences in high …
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Helping students formulate career goals and prepare for successful careers continues to be an important educational objective pursued by many high schools. This report examines the challenges faced by a recent cohort of high school students as they sought to define and achieve their goals, the...
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This paper investigates the extent to which variables describing the classroom behavior of teachers and variables describing teachers' backgrounds and training explain differences in the effectiveness of teachers in improving the vocabulary skills of inner-city black children in four elementary...
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Some educators are concerned that students with test scores at the bottom or top of the test score distribution will negatively affect the value-added estimates of teachers of those students.
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