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new routes into teaching, little research exists to provide guidance on the effectiveness of different teacher training … strategies. This report presents the design for Mathematica’s evaluation of these issues. …
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Nonresponse weighting is a common method for handling unit nonresponse in surveys and is aimed at reducing nonresponse bias. Because the method can be accompanied by an increase in variance, the efficacy of weighting adjustments is often seen as a bias-variance trade-off. This view is an...
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's current information technology systems and presents alternative models for enhanced functionality. …
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This issue brief provides a concise description for decision makers of why and how to commission effective evaluations of patient-centered medical home demonstrations. The authors discuss what outcomes to assess, why to include comparison practices, and the importance of accounting for clustering.
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More than 23 million Americans have limited English proficiency, which complicates their ability to obtain quality …
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extract information regarding the processes, content, and quality of CEs. The final report indicates that most CEs included … content and quality. …
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This working paper suggests that mode of interview has a modest impact on data quality for people with disabilities. It … offers survey design steps that can minimize mode effects and maximize data quality. …
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