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Student/home factors in the model comprised mathematics tutoring, competition participation, computer support, and practice tests

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q1 i? The study's student/home factor set consisted of mathematics tutoring, mathematics competition participation, computer support for mathematics, and practice mathematics tests. → Martin 2018

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Martin 2018

Martin, Andrew; Lazendic, G. (2018). Achievement in large-scale national numeracy assessment: An ecological study of motivation and student, home, and school predictors. https://doi.org/10.1037/edu0000231

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Definitional statement of the study's student/home factor set within the ecological model. The article states these factors "comprised mathematics tutoring, mathematics competition participation, computer support for mathematics, and practice mathematics tests."

"Student/home factors comprised mathematics tutoring, mathematics competition participation, computer support for mathematics, and practice mathematics tests."

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title Student/home factors in the model comprised mathematics tutoring, competition participation, computer support, and practice tests
description Student/home factors in the model comprised mathematics tutoring, competition participation, computer support, and practice tests
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 2018
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-24
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