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Survey research studies make extensive use of rating scales to measure constructs of interest. The bounded nature of such scales presents econometric estimation challenges. Linear estimation methods (e.g. OLS) often produce predicted values that lie outside the rating scales, and fail to account...
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We investigate whether commonly used value-added estimation strategies can produce accurate estimates of teacher effects. We estimate teacher effects in simulated student achievement data sets that mimic plausible types of student grouping and teacher assignment scenarios. No one method...
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the advantage of being based on a denominator that is bounded away from zero. We use a simulation study and three …
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the advantage of being based on a denominator that is bounded away from zero. We use a simulation study and three …
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the advantage of being based on a denominator that is bounded away from zero. We use a simulation study and three …
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the advantage of being based on a denominator that is bounded away from zero. We use a simulation study and three …
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estimator also shares this advantage. We use a simulation study and three empirical applications to illustrate our findings. In …
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We investigate whether commonly used value-added estimation strategies can produce accurate estimates of teacher effects. We estimate teacher effects in simulated student achievement data sets that mimic plausible types of student grouping and teacher assignment scenarios. No one method...
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