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Nonpartisan Education Review
Nonpartisan Education Review
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Nonpartisan Education Review:
Web page: http://www.nonpartisaneducation.org
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Series handle: repec:teg:journl
2010, Volume 6, Issue 12009, Volume 5, Issue 32009, Volume 5, Issue 22009, Volume 5, Issue 12008, Volume 4, Issue 32008, Volume 4, Issue 22008, Volume 4, Issue 12007, Volume 3, Issue 62007, Volume 3, Issue 52007, Volume 3, Issue 42007, Volume 3, Issue 32007, Volume 3, Issue 22007, Volume 3, Issue 12006, Volume 2, Issue 92006, Volume 2, Issue 82006, Volume 2, Issue 72006, Volume 2, Issue 62006, Volume 2, Issue 52006, Volume 2, Issue 42006, Volume 2, Issue 32006, Volume 2, Issue 22006, Volume 2, Issue 12005, Volume 1, Issue 22005, Volume 1, Issue 1- 1-18 Statistical Blunders by the Proponents and Opponents of Accountability
by David Rogosa [Downloadable!]
- 1-78 Irrelevance of Reliability Coefficients to Accountability Systems: Statistical Disconnect in Kane-Staiger "Volatility in School Test Scores"
by David Rogosa [Downloadable!]
- 1-36 Education Reform: Ten Years after the Massachusetts Education Reform Act of 1993
by Linda Driscoll, Joseph B. Berger, Ronald K. Hambleton, Lisa A. Keller, Robert W. Maloy, David Hart, Paul Oh, Victoria Getis, Susan Bowles, Francis L. Gougeon, Kathryn A. McDermott, Andrew Churchill [Downloadable!]
- 1-32 School-Related Influences on Grade 8 Mathematics Performance in Massachusetts
by Sandra Stotsky, Rafael Bradley, and Eugene Warren [Downloadable!]
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