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Evaluation Briefs - 2001 (Volume 3)

 

  • The 1996 NC NAEP 8th Grade Mathematics Assessment: Equity in Resource Distribution Across Classrooms
    • Volume 3, Number 1, August 2001 (pdf, 23kb)

     

  • What Do Test Scores in North Carolina Tell Us? A Replication of the RAND TAAS-NAEP Study in NC
    • Volume 3, Number 2, August 2001 (pdf, 33kb)

     

  • The 1996 NC NAEP 8th Grade Mathematics Assessment: Equity in Environments Across Schools
    • Volume 3, Number 3, August 2001 (pdf, 24kb)

 

Evaluation Briefs - 2000 (Volume 2)

 

  • Working Smarter: Five Challenges for Every School System
    • Volume 2, Number 1, January 2000 (pdf, 21kb)

     

  • Year Round Schools and Achievement in North Carolina
    • Volume 2, Number 2, February 2000 (pdf, 34 kb)

     

  • Trends in Achievement of Subgroups, 1994 to 1999: Percent of Students At/Above Achievement Level III in Grades 3-8
    • Volume 2, Number 3, February 2000 (pdf, 19kb)

     

  • Insert 1
    Percentage of Students at/above Grade Level in both EOG Reading and Math in Grades 3 to 8 1993-1999

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  • Insert 2
    Percentage of Students at/above Grade Level in EOG Reading in Grades 3 to 8 -- 1993-1999

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  • Insert 3
    Percentage of Students at/above Grade Level in EOG Math in Grades 3 to 8 -- 1993 to 1999

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  • Improving Student Performance: The Role of District Level Staff
    • Volume 2, Number 4, February 2000 (pdf, 28kb)

     

  • Defining Proficiency as High Quality Work
    • Volume 2, Number 5, June 2000 (pdf, 21kb)

     

  • Update on Class Size Research
    • Volume 2, Number 6, August 2000 (pdf, 35kb)

 

Evaluation Briefs - 1999 (Volume 1)

 

  • Block Scheduling High School Achievement: Part III
    • Volume 1, Number 1, April 1999 (pdf, 788kb)

     

  • Drug Use, Multiple Drug Use, and Other Risk Behaviors Among Middle School Students
    • Volume 1, Number 2, April 1999 (pdf, 33kb)

     

  • Drug Use, Multiple Drug Use, and Other Risk Behaviors Among High School Students
    • Volume 1, Number 3, April 1999 (pdf, 40kb)

     

  • Academic Achievement and Risk Behaviors Among Middle School Students
    • Volume 1, Number 4, April 1999 (pdf, 35kb)

     

  • Academic Achievement and Risk Behaviors Among High School Students
    • Volume 1, Number 5, April 1999 (pdf, 41kb)

     

  • Using End-of-Grade Data for Self-Assessment and Improvement of Instructional Programs
    • Volume 1, Number 6, August 1999 (pdf, 20kb)

     

  • Insert 6: August 1999
    • Steps in Self-Assessment of English Language Arts and Mathematics Programs (pdf, 19kb)

     

  • Homework in High School: Influence in Learning
    • Volume 1, Number 7, August 1999 (pdf, 141kb)
 

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