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Translating the Statistical Representation of the Effects of Education Interventions Into More Readily Interpretable Forms NOVEMBER 2012
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Document Date: 2012-12-12 15:13:00


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Washington State University / Vanderbilt University / Institute of Education Sciences / Speech Sciences Department Vanderbilt University Karen S. Anthony Vanderbilt University / Matthew D. Busick Vanderbilt University / University of Nebraska-Lincoln / Communication Disorders University / Disclaimer The Institute of Education Sciences / Clemson University / /

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Department of Teaching / urban school district / large urban school district / Washington State University / Vanderbilt University / Institute of Education Sciences / National Center for Special Education Research / Department of Special Education / Department’s Alternate Format Center / Clemson University / University of Nebraska-Lincoln / U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION / U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Page / /

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