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Adding Value to the Mathematics and Science Partnerships Evaluations

image for project Adding Value to MSP Evaluations This project is an empirical study of the effects of MSP projects on student achievement, and it includes providing technical assistance to approximately 15 MSP evaluators regarding MSP evaluation challenges and the use of appropriate analytic tools and techniques for studying the impacts of MSPs. This three-year project has three goals:

  1. to increase the knowledge of MSP evaluators about design, indicators, and conditions needed to successfully measure change in student learning over time,

  2. to develop useful tools for evaluators to attribute outcomes to MSP activities, and

  3. to apply different techniques for analyzing the relationship between student achievement and MSP project activities in order to evaluate the success of MSP projects.

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MSP Evaluation Summit: Evidence-Based Findings from MSPs

Sponsored by the Adding Value to the Mathematics and Science Partnerships Evaluations (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Consortium for Building Evaluation Capacity (Utah State University) SUMMARY...


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Plan of Action for Implementing the SCALE Quality Indicator System

"The SCALE Quality Indicator System is a work in progress. The purpose of this paper is to describe in some detail the design of the indicator system and to provide...

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A Comparison of SSI and Non-SSI Performance On State NAEP Mathematics Assessment Items

The impact of curricular reform efforts that are incorporated into the Statewide Systemic Initiatives (SSIs) program were examined at the item level using data from the 1990, 1992, and 1996...


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An Analysis of the Alignment Between Mathematics Standards and Assessments for Three States

This is a report of a study of an alignment analysis conducted on the standards and assessments of three states. An earlier study analyzed the alignment for four other states...

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