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The Impact of Measures of Academic Progress on Differentiated Instruction and Student Achievement

NCEE
Data Owner(s):
David Cordray Georgine Pion Chris Brandt Ayrin Molefe Megan Toby
Data access:
Restricted-use data
Release date:
December 2012
Data weighted:
No
Data part of a series:
No
Publication number:
NCEE 20124034

Summary

For report NCEE 2013-4000 The Impact of the Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) Program on Student Reading Achievement http://ies.ed.gov/ncee/edlabs/projects/rct_245.asp?section=ALL

This data file contains data from a study that examined the impact of the Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) program on student reading achievement and teachers' use of differentiated instructional practices. The study found no impacts of MAP on student reading achievement or on teachers' use of differentiated instructional practices. In spring 2007, 32 schools were block-randomized to adopt the MAP intervention in either grade 4 or grade 5. There were 172 teachers and 3,720 students in the final analytic sample, composed of 145 "two-year" teachers (teachers in either grade 4 or grade 5 during both years of the study) and 27 "one-year" teachers (new to the study in Year 2).

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