A Limitation of the Applicability of Interval Shift Analysis to Program Evaluation.

Hardy, Roy

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A Limitation of the Applicability of Interval Shift Analysis to Program Evaluation

Hardy, Roy

American Educational Research Journal, 12, 4, 544-9, F 75

Interval Shift Analysis (ISA) is an adaptation of the linear programming model used to determine maximum benefits or minimal losses in quantifiable economics problems. ISA is applied to pre and posttest score distributions for 43 classes of second graders. (RC)

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Educational Research, Mathematical Models, Program Evaluation, Statistical Analysis

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