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Interim impact estimates suggest UBMS participation improves several student outcomes in high school and college

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q2 i? Interim impact estimates suggest UBMS participation improves several student outcomes in high school and college. → Robert B. Olsen 2007

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Robert B. Olsen 2007

Robert B. Olsen, Neil Seftor, Tim Silva, David Myers, David DesRoches, Julie Young. (2007). Upward Bound Math-Science Program: Description and Interim Impact Estimates. Washington, DC: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/upward-bound-mathscience-program-description-and-interim-impact-estimates

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National evaluation of UBMS based on participant surveys and student transcripts collected between 1998 and 1999 and again between 2001 and 2002; the report states "impact estimates suggest that it improves several student outcomes in high school and college."

"The evaluation found that UBMS provides intensive academic instruction in math and science, and impact estimates suggest that it improves several student outcomes in high school and college."

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title Interim impact estimates suggest UBMS participation improves several student outcomes in high school and college
description Interim impact estimates suggest UBMS participation improves several student outcomes in high school and college
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 2007
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