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In the study design, the 95 Percent Group pilot school was matched with a randomly selected comparison group that engaged in “business as usual” literacy instruction and intervention for that district. for the comparison school). for the comparison school). for the pilot school vs. 0.31 for the pilot school vs. 0.31
In the end, children in the original 15 schools received one year of social studies lessons and three years of science lessons compared to only one year of science in the comparison group. It cost about $400 per student in instructionalmaterials and teacher training.
The research provides new insights on student learning trends by examining student data in relation to grade-level learning benchmarks—rather than in comparison to other students—to provide a unique view of learning rather than rank. About Curriculum Associates.
When learners feel inadequate in comparison to peers, they may participate less and become increasingly isolated. According to Tate, schools or districts need to adopt high-quality instructionalmaterials or purchase licenses for digital learning tools. Technology can help as a scaling tool, providing personalized lessons.
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Notes from panel discussion/concurrent session at SXSWedu 2012 Geoff Wurzel, TechNet Wurzel was one of the influencers on Senate Bill 6 and the creation of the InstructionalMaterials Allotment in Texas. Have any international comparisons been made? We need things that give real-time, minute by minute feedback.
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