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But now comes a re-analysis of the Gates study by University of California-Berkeley economist Jesse Rothstein, which says that the MET study reached the wrong conclusions and that its data demonstrate that VAA misidentifies which teachers are more effective and is not much better than a coin toss.

Ravitch: The pitfalls of putting economists in charge of education Valerie Strauss 2011

Twelve biographical factors were found to correlate with good pronunciation, and, in a subsequent re-analysis of the data (Purcell and Suter 1980), these were reduced to just four.

P is for Pronunciation « An A-Z of ELT 2010

One re-analysis of the STAR data published in the American Journal of Public Health estimated that reducing class sizes may be more cost-effective than almost any other public health and medical intervention, with large savings in health care and almost two years of additional life for those students who were in smaller classes in the early grades.

Leonie Haimson: The 7 Myths of Class Size Reduction -- And the Truth Leonie Haimson 2010

In 2007, psychologist Scott Lilienfeld of Emory University placed grief counseling on a list of treatments that cause harm in an article in Perspectives on Psychological Science, but a subsequent re-analysis of the data on which this claim was based found no evidence of “deterioration effects.”

The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011

A recent re-analysis of the STAR data reveals that students who were randomly assigned to smaller classes had higher incomes as young adults, and were more likely to have a 401K3 and to own their own home.

Leonie Haimson: Letter to the Lawrence, Kan. School Board Leonie Haimson 2011

One re-analysis of the STAR data published in the American Journal of Public Health estimated that reducing class sizes may be more cost-effective than almost any other public health and medical intervention, with large savings in health care and almost two years of additional life for those students who were in smaller classes in the early grades.

Leonie Haimson: The 7 Myths of Class Size Reduction -- And the Truth Leonie Haimson 2010

In 2007, psychologist Scott Lilienfeld of Emory University placed grief counseling on a list of treatments that cause harm in an article in Perspectives on Psychological Science, but a subsequent re-analysis of the data on which this claim was based found no evidence of “deterioration effects.”

The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011

Derek Briggs and Ben Domingue of the University of Colorado at Boulder also tried to replicate his results through an independent re-analysis of the same data that he had used.

New study: How L.A. Times teachers data is flawed Valerie Strauss 2011

One re-analysis of the STAR data published in the American Journal of Public Health estimated that reducing class sizes may be more cost-effective than almost any other public health and medical intervention, with large savings in health care and almost two years of additional life for those students who were in smaller classes in the early grades.

Leonie Haimson: The 7 Myths of Class Size Reduction -- And the Truth Leonie Haimson 2010

A recent re-analysis of the STAR data reveals that students who were randomly assigned to smaller classes had higher incomes as young adults, and were more likely to have a 401K3 and to own their own home.

Leonie Haimson: Letter to the Lawrence, Kan. School Board Leonie Haimson 2011