Discrepancies between SEDA and MAP Growth ELA growth estimates are slightly more pronounced in high-socioeconomic-status districts¶
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q3 i? The discrepancy between SEDA and MAP Growth growth estimates in ELA is slightly more pronounced in high socioeconomic districts. → Megan Kuhfeld 2019
Evidence¶
Megan Kuhfeld 2019¶
Megan Kuhfeld, Thurston Domina, Paul Hanselman. (2019). Validating the SEDA measures of district educational opportunities via a common assessment. AERA Open 5(2). https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/validating-the-seda-measures-of-district-educational-opportunities-via-a-common-assessment/ doi:10.1177/2332858419858324
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Moderator analysis reported in the abstract of the SEDA–MAP Growth convergent validity study: the ELA estimate discrepancy varies by district socioeconomic status, being "slightly more pronounced in high socioeconomic districts". No effect size is printed.
"We also find that the discrepancy between the growth estimates in ELA is slightly more pronounced in high socioeconomic districts."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Small systematic discrepancies imply SEDA growth estimates may not generalize to MAP Growth-based estimates in some states — related
- SEDA and MAP Growth district growth estimates in ELA correlate at .82 (precision-adjusted) — related
- SEDA and MAP Growth district growth estimates in mathematics correlate at .90 (precision-adjusted) — related
- SEDA growth estimates show a high degree of congruence with MAP Growth-based estimates overall — related
- Validation research via a common assessment supports SEDA achievement scores — related
- SEDA growth estimates show differences from common-assessment-based estimates — a broader claim this one bears on
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Discrepancies between SEDA and MAP Growth ELA growth estimates are slightly more pronounced in high-socioeconomic-status districts |
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Discrepancies between SEDA and MAP Growth ELA growth estimates are slightly more pronounced in high-socioeconomic-status districts |
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