A Florida READ 180 study found positive outcomes for students at moderate risk but negative effects for students at high risk (average effect size +0.12)¶
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q3 i1 In one Florida study, READ 180 outcomes were positive for students at moderate risk but negative for students at high risk, with an average effect size of +0.12. → READ 180 evidence summary 2012
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READ 180 evidence summary 2012¶
READ 180 evidence summary. (2012). https://ies.ed.gov/ncee/wwc
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One of the five included studies, conducted in Florida, reported effects moderated by student risk level: "positive outcomes for students at moderate risk, but negative effects for students at high risk," averaging +0.12.
"A Florida study found positive outcomes for students at moderate risk, but negative effects for students at high risk, with an average effect size of +0.12."
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Related Claims¶
- READ 180® has positive effects on general literacy achievement for adolescent readers — related
- READ 180® has positive effects on reading comprehension for adolescent readers in grades 4–12 — related
- READ 180 studies in Newark (NJ) and Memphis found no differences from control — related
- Two READ 180 studies found statistically significant positive effects over control groups (Western Massachusetts +0.18; Milwaukee +0.14) — related
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A Florida READ 180 study found positive outcomes for students at moderate risk but negative effects for students at high risk (average effect size +0.12) |
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A Florida READ 180 study found positive outcomes for students at moderate risk but negative effects for students at high risk (average effect size +0.12) |
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