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High School Exit Examinations and NAEP Long-term Trends in Reading, Mathematics and Science, 1970-2004

NCES
Program: NAEP Secondary Analysis Grant
Award amount: $88,182
Principal investigator: John Warren
Awardee:
University of Minnesota
Year: 2004
Award period: 1 year (09/01/2004 - 08/31/2005)
Project type:
Other
Award number: R902B040019

Purpose

This project will investigate the relationship between long-term trend [LTT] NAEP achievement data and external information about states' high school exit examination [HSEE] policies. The project will answer three research questions: Is there a positive association between state HSEE policies and LTT NAEP achievement levels; does the independent association between state HSEE policies and LTT NAEP achievement levels vary across students from different socioeconomic, academic and race/ethnicity backgrounds; and which attributes of states' HSEE policies are most strongly associated with student achievement?

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Academic AchievementMathematicsReading

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