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Research-practice partnership dataset linking seven cohorts of test takers' demographic and English proficiency data to seven years of EL and SPED participation

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A research-practice partnership dataset linking student demographic and initial English-proficiency assessment records for seven cohorts to seven years of English-learner and special-education participation data for educational research.

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  • Mark Murphy, Angela Johnson. (2020). Dual identification? The effects of English Learner status on special education placement. NWEA Research Working Paper. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/dual-identification-the-effects-of-english-learner-status-on-special-education-placement/
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description A research-practice partnership dataset linking student demographic and initial English-proficiency assessment records for seven cohorts to seven years of English-learner and special-education participation data for educational research.
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