Assessments are framed as one indicator among many of student impact from COVID-19¶
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q1 i? The article states that assessments are one indicator, among many, of the student impact from COVID-19. → Greg King 2023
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Greg King 2023¶
Greg King. (2023). Exploring the educational impacts of COVID-19. NWEA Research. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/exploring-the-educational-impacts-of-covid-19/
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A stated position on the NWEA Research page, offered without supporting data or argument: assessments are "one indicator, among many" of pandemic-related student impact. The page presents this as framing for the visualization rather than as a tested finding.
"Assessments are one indicator, among many, of the student impact from COVID-19."
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Assessments are framed as one indicator among many of student impact from COVID-19 |
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Assessments are framed as one indicator among many of student impact from COVID-19 |
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