New Normal in Early Elementary Mathematics Learning: Part II – School-level Variation in Growth in Grades 1 and 2

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Research report examining school-level variation in mathematics learning growth in Grades 1 and 2.

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Purpose/Abstract

Despite the critical importance of early elementary education, formal measurement of student learning typically does not occur until third grade, when students begin participating in state assessments.

In a prior report, Hiroyuki Yamada, a researcher with Curriculum Associates, developed a measure of learning growth for early grades and explored trends in mathematics outcomes for a national sample of students who entered first grade in fall 2021.

Yamada found that a subset of schools included in the sample demonstrated significantly more learning growth than the average.

This report examines school-level variation in growth in Grades 1 and 2, building on the first report in the series.

Citation
Yamada, H. (2024). New Normal in Early Elementary Mathematics Learning: Part II – School-level Variation in Growth in Grades 1 and 2. Research Report, Northwestern Collaborative for Applied Research in Education (NCARE).

Areas researched: Student Learning, Student Affect

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