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A Contextual Examination of the Relationships between Teacher Quality Factors and Student Achievement

NCES
Program: NAEP Secondary Analysis Grant
Award amount: $0
Principal investigator: Kerry Englert
Awardee:
Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL)
Year: 2005
Project type:
Other
Award number:

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Purpose: This project is developing a model of the relationship between teacher characteristics and student achievement. Model development will involve the exploration of three research questions: (1) which characteristics of highly qualified teachers are associated with student achievement in mathematics; (2) how does the presence of a high-quality teacher relate to the levels of achievement for traditionally low performing students; and (3) which groups of students are most likely to have access to teachers exhibiting the characteristics associated with higher achievement?

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