Why can an effect size of 0.40 be gained in a shorter timeframe?

Modified on Mon, 14 Oct, 2024 at 11:38 AM

There are a few reasons:

  • Teachers often chunk curriculum and teach it in bursts. Students usually only get exposure once to a topic. The assessments the students receive is related to these chunks. This means that d=0.40 is appropriate for shorter timeframes covering material students will only see once a year.
  • Often the difficulty of the assessment(s) reflects the nature of material covered. This means that progress of 0.40 can be expected.

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