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The WWC rates UCSMP Algebra as having potentially positive effects on mathematics achievement for secondary students

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q2 i? For the general mathematics achievement domain, one study of UCSMP Algebra showed a statistically significant positive effect, resulting in a WWC rating of potentially positive effects with a small extent of evidence. → University of Chicago School Mathematics Project 2016

Evidence

University of Chicago School Mathematics Project 2016

University of Chicago School Mathematics Project. (2016). University of Chicago School Mathematics Project (UCSMP) — WWC Intervention Report, Secondary Mathematics. What Works Clearinghouse. https://ucsmp.uchicago.edu

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WWC effectiveness rating for UCSMP Algebra in the general mathematics achievement domain, based on one study meeting group design standards with reservations; the report states the study "showed a statistically sig- nificant positive effect" and assigns the rating of potentially positive effects with a small extent of evidence. No effect size is printed in this rating statement.

"Thus, for the general mathematics achievement domain, one study of UCSMP Algebra showed a statistically sig- nificant positive effect. This results in a rating of potentially positive effects, with a small extent of evidence."

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title The WWC rates UCSMP Algebra as having potentially positive effects on mathematics achievement for secondary students
description The WWC rates UCSMP Algebra as having potentially positive effects on mathematics achievement for secondary students
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evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2016
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