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Item-Level Heterogeneity in Value Added Models: Implications for Reliability, Cross-Study Comparability, and Effect Sizes

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Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics

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Abstract

Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics, Ahead of Print.
Value added models (VAMs) attempt to estimate the causal effects of teachers and schools on student test scores. We apply Generalizability Theory to show how estimated VA effects depend upon the selection of test items. Standard VAMs estimate causal ...