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Download full textJames Soland; Yeow Meng Thum – Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University, 2019
Effect sizes in the Cohen's d family are often used in education to compare estimates across studies, measures, and sample sizes. For example, effect sizes are used to compare gains in achievement students make over time, either in pre- and post-treatment studies or in the absence of intervention, such as when estimating achievement gaps. However,…
Descriptors: Effect Size, Academic Achievement, Achievement Gains, Gender Differences
