Even students in lowest-rated AVID schools are fairly positive, though only half would recommend AVID to friends¶
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q2 i? Students in lowest-category schools were fairly positive: 70% agreed AVID gives them needed support and 79% agreed their teacher had earned their respect, but only 50% would recommend AVID to their friends. → Jenny Nagaoka 2007
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Jenny Nagaoka 2007¶
Jenny Nagaoka, Jonah Deutsch, Andy Brake, Melissa Roderick. (2007). Individual School Report: Responses from the 2007 AVID SURVEY. Consortium on Chicago School Research. http://ccsr.uchicago.edu/AVID
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Summary of findings for students attending schools in the lowest overall category in the 2007 CPS AVID survey. The report states "70% agreed or strongly agreed that AVID gives them the support they need to be successful in high school", 79% agreed their teacher had earned their respect, and however, only 50% agreed they would recommend AVID to their friends.
"70% agreed or strongly agreed that AVID gives them the support they need to be successful in high school"
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Related Claims¶
- Students in high and highest rated AVID schools are overwhelmingly positive about the program's impact on them — related
- AVID students in CPS report extremely high satisfaction with the program — related
- Small gaps in AVID experiences by gender, achievement, and grade, with girls, lower achievers, and tenth graders more positive — related
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Even students in lowest-rated AVID schools are fairly positive, though only half would recommend AVID to friends |
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Even students in lowest-rated AVID schools are fairly positive, though only half would recommend AVID to friends |
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