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1ERIC ED609245: TIMSS 2019 U.S. Highlights Web Report. NCES 2021-021 The Trends In International Mathematics And Science Study (TIMSS) Is An International Comparative Study That Measures Trends In Mathematics And Science Achievement At The 4th And 8th Grades Every 4 Years. TIMSS Is Designed To Align Broadly With Mathematics And Science Curricula In The Participating Education Systems And, Therefore, To Reflect Students' School-based Learning. The United States Has Participated In Every Administration Of TIMSS Since Its Inception In 1995, And The Study Provides Valuable Information On How U.S. Students Compare To Students Around The World. As The 2019 TIMSS Results Show, The United States Had Higher Average Scores Than Most Participating Countries In Both Mathematics And Science At Both The 4th And 8th Grades. However, In 2019, The United States Had Relatively Large Score Gaps Between The Top- And Bottom-performing Students In Both TIMSS Subjects And Grades. Looking At Changes Over Time In Mathematics At Both Grades 4 And 8, U.S. Average Scores Have Increased Over The Long Term--with Higher Average Scores In 2019 Than In 1995--but Show No Significant Changes Between 2015 And 2019. The Results In This Web Report Present Descriptive Data On Student Achievement Designed To Provide Useful Information To A Broad Audience, Including Members Of The General Public. [The Intended Use Of This PDF Is To Allow Readers To Easily Print All Report Text; However, For Optimal Figure Viewing, Please View The Web Report. Cover Title Varies: "TIMSS 2019 U.S. Results." For The 2015 Results, See "Highlights From TIMSS And TIMSS Advanced 2015: Mathematics And Science Achievement Of U.S. Students In Grades 4 And 8 And In Advanced Courses At The End Of High School In An International Context. NCES 2017-002" (ED570893).]

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The Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) is an international comparative study that measures trends in mathematics and science achievement at the 4th and 8th grades every 4 years. TIMSS is designed to align broadly with mathematics and science curricula in the participating education systems and, therefore, to reflect students' school-based learning. The United States has participated in every administration of TIMSS since its inception in 1995, and the study provides valuable information on how U.S. students compare to students around the world. As the 2019 TIMSS results show, the United States had higher average scores than most participating countries in both mathematics and science at both the 4th and 8th grades. However, in 2019, the United States had relatively large score gaps between the top- and bottom-performing students in both TIMSS subjects and grades. Looking at changes over time in mathematics at both grades 4 and 8, U.S. average scores have increased over the long term--with higher average scores in 2019 than in 1995--but show no significant changes between 2015 and 2019. The results in this web report present descriptive data on student achievement designed to provide useful information to a broad audience, including members of the general public. [The intended use of this PDF is to allow readers to easily print all report text; however, for optimal figure viewing, please view the web report. Cover title varies: "TIMSS 2019 U.S. Results." For the 2015 results, see "Highlights from TIMSS and TIMSS Advanced 2015: Mathematics and Science Achievement of U.S. Students in Grades 4 and 8 and in Advanced Courses at the End of High School in an International Context. NCES 2017-002" (ED570893).]

“ERIC ED609245: TIMSS 2019 U.S. Highlights Web Report. NCES 2021-021 The Trends In International Mathematics And Science Study (TIMSS) Is An International Comparative Study That Measures Trends In Mathematics And Science Achievement At The 4th And 8th Grades Every 4 Years. TIMSS Is Designed To Align Broadly With Mathematics And Science Curricula In The Participating Education Systems And, Therefore, To Reflect Students' School-based Learning. The United States Has Participated In Every Administration Of TIMSS Since Its Inception In 1995, And The Study Provides Valuable Information On How U.S. Students Compare To Students Around The World. As The 2019 TIMSS Results Show, The United States Had Higher Average Scores Than Most Participating Countries In Both Mathematics And Science At Both The 4th And 8th Grades. However, In 2019, The United States Had Relatively Large Score Gaps Between The Top- And Bottom-performing Students In Both TIMSS Subjects And Grades. Looking At Changes Over Time In Mathematics At Both Grades 4 And 8, U.S. Average Scores Have Increased Over The Long Term--with Higher Average Scores In 2019 Than In 1995--but Show No Significant Changes Between 2015 And 2019. The Results In This Web Report Present Descriptive Data On Student Achievement Designed To Provide Useful Information To A Broad Audience, Including Members Of The General Public. [The Intended Use Of This PDF Is To Allow Readers To Easily Print All Report Text; However, For Optimal Figure Viewing, Please View The Web Report. Cover Title Varies: "TIMSS 2019 U.S. Results." For The 2015 Results, See "Highlights From TIMSS And TIMSS Advanced 2015: Mathematics And Science Achievement Of U.S. Students In Grades 4 And 8 And In Advanced Courses At The End Of High School In An International Context. NCES 2017-002" (ED570893).]” Metadata:

  • Title: ➤  ERIC ED609245: TIMSS 2019 U.S. Highlights Web Report. NCES 2021-021 The Trends In International Mathematics And Science Study (TIMSS) Is An International Comparative Study That Measures Trends In Mathematics And Science Achievement At The 4th And 8th Grades Every 4 Years. TIMSS Is Designed To Align Broadly With Mathematics And Science Curricula In The Participating Education Systems And, Therefore, To Reflect Students' School-based Learning. The United States Has Participated In Every Administration Of TIMSS Since Its Inception In 1995, And The Study Provides Valuable Information On How U.S. Students Compare To Students Around The World. As The 2019 TIMSS Results Show, The United States Had Higher Average Scores Than Most Participating Countries In Both Mathematics And Science At Both The 4th And 8th Grades. However, In 2019, The United States Had Relatively Large Score Gaps Between The Top- And Bottom-performing Students In Both TIMSS Subjects And Grades. Looking At Changes Over Time In Mathematics At Both Grades 4 And 8, U.S. Average Scores Have Increased Over The Long Term--with Higher Average Scores In 2019 Than In 1995--but Show No Significant Changes Between 2015 And 2019. The Results In This Web Report Present Descriptive Data On Student Achievement Designed To Provide Useful Information To A Broad Audience, Including Members Of The General Public. [The Intended Use Of This PDF Is To Allow Readers To Easily Print All Report Text; However, For Optimal Figure Viewing, Please View The Web Report. Cover Title Varies: "TIMSS 2019 U.S. Results." For The 2015 Results, See "Highlights From TIMSS And TIMSS Advanced 2015: Mathematics And Science Achievement Of U.S. Students In Grades 4 And 8 And In Advanced Courses At The End Of High School In An International Context. NCES 2017-002" (ED570893).]
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“ERIC ED609245: TIMSS 2019 U.S. Highlights Web Report. NCES 2021-021 The Trends In International Mathematics And Science Study (TIMSS) Is An International Comparative Study That Measures Trends In Mathematics And Science Achievement At The 4th And 8th Grades Every 4 Years. TIMSS Is Designed To Align Broadly With Mathematics And Science Curricula In The Participating Education Systems And, Therefore, To Reflect Students' School-based Learning. The United States Has Participated In Every Administration Of TIMSS Since Its Inception In 1995, And The Study Provides Valuable Information On How U.S. Students Compare To Students Around The World. As The 2019 TIMSS Results Show, The United States Had Higher Average Scores Than Most Participating Countries In Both Mathematics And Science At Both The 4th And 8th Grades. However, In 2019, The United States Had Relatively Large Score Gaps Between The Top- And Bottom-performing Students In Both TIMSS Subjects And Grades. Looking At Changes Over Time In Mathematics At Both Grades 4 And 8, U.S. Average Scores Have Increased Over The Long Term--with Higher Average Scores In 2019 Than In 1995--but Show No Significant Changes Between 2015 And 2019. The Results In This Web Report Present Descriptive Data On Student Achievement Designed To Provide Useful Information To A Broad Audience, Including Members Of The General Public. [The Intended Use Of This PDF Is To Allow Readers To Easily Print All Report Text; However, For Optimal Figure Viewing, Please View The Web Report. Cover Title Varies: "TIMSS 2019 U.S. Results." For The 2015 Results, See "Highlights From TIMSS And TIMSS Advanced 2015: Mathematics And Science Achievement Of U.S. Students In Grades 4 And 8 And In Advanced Courses At The End Of High School In An International Context. NCES 2017-002" (ED570893).]” Subjects and Themes:

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2GitHub - Have You Tried To Review Code Before And You Can’t See The Hidden Code? 🤔 Hit The Flyout Buttons So You Can Read All The Code And See Context. 👀 Use This Trick To Hide All The Whitespace And Easily Compare Your Code Again. ⬇️

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3Over 10,000 People Visited Our Display Garden Last Year : Flowering Time: Iris--may 20th On, Daylilies-- July And August : Many Varieties Of Iris And Daylilies Reduced To Half Of Last Year's Listing, Compare And See For Yourself / Wittman's Iris Gardens.

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4ERIC ED625222: Motivation And Reading In High-Immersion Virtual Reality Many Language Learners Lack The Motivation To Read Complex Texts. Because High-immersion Virtual Reality (VR) Is Increasingly Reported To Be Highly Motivating, The Goal Of Our Study Was To Compare English As A Second Language (ESL) Learners' (N=79) Motivation While Reading A Story With Subtitles In VR (experimental Group) Versus Reading The Same Story Screencast In Two-dimensions (2D -- Control Group). The Wilcoxon Signed-rank Test Revealed That Learners' Motivation In VR Was Significantly Higher Compared With The Control Group. Our Finding Confirmed That VR Is Highly Motivational In The Context Of Reading Foreign Texts And Can Be Useful For Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) Researchers, Practitioners, And Instructional Designers. This Analysis Is A Part Of A Larger Study (Kaplan-Rakowski & Gruber, 2023) On VR Facilitating Reading Tasks. [For The Complete Volume, "Intelligent CALL, Granular Systems And Learner Data: Short Papers From EUROCALL 2022 (30th, Reykjavik, Iceland, August 17-19, 2022)," See ED624779.]

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Many language learners lack the motivation to read complex texts. Because high-immersion Virtual Reality (VR) is increasingly reported to be highly motivating, the goal of our study was to compare English as a Second Language (ESL) learners' (N=79) motivation while reading a story with subtitles in VR (experimental group) versus reading the same story screencast in two-dimensions (2D -- control group). The Wilcoxon signed-rank test revealed that learners' motivation in VR was significantly higher compared with the control group. Our finding confirmed that VR is highly motivational in the context of reading foreign texts and can be useful for Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) researchers, practitioners, and instructional designers. This analysis is a part of a larger study (Kaplan-Rakowski & Gruber, 2023) on VR facilitating reading tasks. [For the complete volume, "Intelligent CALL, Granular Systems and Learner Data: Short Papers from EUROCALL 2022 (30th, Reykjavik, Iceland, August 17-19, 2022)," see ED624779.]

“ERIC ED625222: Motivation And Reading In High-Immersion Virtual Reality Many Language Learners Lack The Motivation To Read Complex Texts. Because High-immersion Virtual Reality (VR) Is Increasingly Reported To Be Highly Motivating, The Goal Of Our Study Was To Compare English As A Second Language (ESL) Learners' (N=79) Motivation While Reading A Story With Subtitles In VR (experimental Group) Versus Reading The Same Story Screencast In Two-dimensions (2D -- Control Group). The Wilcoxon Signed-rank Test Revealed That Learners' Motivation In VR Was Significantly Higher Compared With The Control Group. Our Finding Confirmed That VR Is Highly Motivational In The Context Of Reading Foreign Texts And Can Be Useful For Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) Researchers, Practitioners, And Instructional Designers. This Analysis Is A Part Of A Larger Study (Kaplan-Rakowski & Gruber, 2023) On VR Facilitating Reading Tasks. [For The Complete Volume, "Intelligent CALL, Granular Systems And Learner Data: Short Papers From EUROCALL 2022 (30th, Reykjavik, Iceland, August 17-19, 2022)," See ED624779.]” Metadata:

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“ERIC ED625222: Motivation And Reading In High-Immersion Virtual Reality Many Language Learners Lack The Motivation To Read Complex Texts. Because High-immersion Virtual Reality (VR) Is Increasingly Reported To Be Highly Motivating, The Goal Of Our Study Was To Compare English As A Second Language (ESL) Learners' (N=79) Motivation While Reading A Story With Subtitles In VR (experimental Group) Versus Reading The Same Story Screencast In Two-dimensions (2D -- Control Group). The Wilcoxon Signed-rank Test Revealed That Learners' Motivation In VR Was Significantly Higher Compared With The Control Group. Our Finding Confirmed That VR Is Highly Motivational In The Context Of Reading Foreign Texts And Can Be Useful For Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) Researchers, Practitioners, And Instructional Designers. This Analysis Is A Part Of A Larger Study (Kaplan-Rakowski & Gruber, 2023) On VR Facilitating Reading Tasks. [For The Complete Volume, "Intelligent CALL, Granular Systems And Learner Data: Short Papers From EUROCALL 2022 (30th, Reykjavik, Iceland, August 17-19, 2022)," See ED624779.]” Subjects and Themes:

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Find ERIC ED625222: Motivation And Reading In High-Immersion Virtual Reality Many Language Learners Lack The Motivation To Read Complex Texts. Because High-immersion Virtual Reality (VR) Is Increasingly Reported To Be Highly Motivating, The Goal Of Our Study Was To Compare English As A Second Language (ESL) Learners' (N=79) Motivation While Reading A Story With Subtitles In VR (experimental Group) Versus Reading The Same Story Screencast In Two-dimensions (2D -- Control Group). The Wilcoxon Signed-rank Test Revealed That Learners' Motivation In VR Was Significantly Higher Compared With The Control Group. Our Finding Confirmed That VR Is Highly Motivational In The Context Of Reading Foreign Texts And Can Be Useful For Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) Researchers, Practitioners, And Instructional Designers. This Analysis Is A Part Of A Larger Study (Kaplan-Rakowski & Gruber, 2023) On VR Facilitating Reading Tasks. [For The Complete Volume, "Intelligent CALL, Granular Systems And Learner Data: Short Papers From EUROCALL 2022 (30th, Reykjavik, Iceland, August 17-19, 2022)," See ED624779.] at online marketplaces:


5ERIC ED609180: The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Supplemental Volume. NCEE 2021-002sv The Elementary And Secondary Education Act (ESEA), Originally Passed In 1965, Is The Primary Federal Law Related To K-12 Schooling. Title I And Title II-A Are Core ESEA Programs, And They Intend To Help Provide All Students With Equal Access To Education By Providing Financial Assistance To Schools And Districts With A High Percentage Of Students From Low-income Families (Title I) And By Improving Teacher And Principal Quality (Title II-A). ESEA's Latest Reauthorization As The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) In 2015 Changed A Number Of Policies Related To Title I And Title II-A. How States And Districts Respond To These Changes Will Determine Whether ESSA Stimulates Educational Improvement As Intended. This Document Comprehensively Presents National Information From A Study Conducted By The National Center For Education Evaluation (NCEE). The Study Tracks The Implementation Of Title I And Title II-A Across Several Key Time Points. This Document Covers The 2017-18 School Year, As States And Districts Were Transitioning To ESSA. It Also Includes Information To Compare Implementation With The 2013-14 School Year, Prior To ESSA. Chapter 1 Provides Information On The Study Methodology, Including The Sample, Data Sources, And Statistical Tests Used. Chapter 2 Includes A Comprehensive Compendium Of Tables Using The 2017-18 Data, And Where Feasible, Includes Comparisons To The 2013-14 Data. Chapter 3 Includes The Survey Instruments Used To Collect The Implementation Data From 2017-18 And 2013-14. This Document Is A Supplemental Companion To The Report Entitled, The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. The Report Synthesizes The Data In This Document Into A Set Of Key Findings. [For "The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Evaluation Report. NCEE 2021-002," See ED609179. For "The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Study Highlights. NCEE 2021-002," See ED609181.]

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The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), originally passed in 1965, is the primary federal law related to K-12 schooling. Title I and Title II-A are core ESEA programs, and they intend to help provide all students with equal access to education by providing financial assistance to schools and districts with a high percentage of students from low-income families (Title I) and by improving teacher and principal quality (Title II-A). ESEA's latest reauthorization as the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) in 2015 changed a number of policies related to Title I and Title II-A. How states and districts respond to these changes will determine whether ESSA stimulates educational improvement as intended. This document comprehensively presents national information from a study conducted by the National Center for Education Evaluation (NCEE). The study tracks the implementation of Title I and Title II-A across several key time points. This document covers the 2017-18 school year, as states and districts were transitioning to ESSA. It also includes information to compare implementation with the 2013-14 school year, prior to ESSA. Chapter 1 provides information on the study methodology, including the sample, data sources, and statistical tests used. Chapter 2 includes a comprehensive compendium of tables using the 2017-18 data, and where feasible, includes comparisons to the 2013-14 data. Chapter 3 includes the survey instruments used to collect the implementation data from 2017-18 and 2013-14. This document is a supplemental companion to the report entitled, The Transition to ESSA: State and District Approaches to Implementing Title I and Title II-A in 2017-18. The report synthesizes the data in this document into a set of key findings. [For "The Transition to ESSA: State and District Approaches to Implementing Title I and Title II-A in 2017-18. Evaluation Report. NCEE 2021-002," see ED609179. For "The Transition to ESSA: State and District Approaches to Implementing Title I and Title II-A in 2017-18. Study Highlights. NCEE 2021-002," see ED609181.]

“ERIC ED609180: The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Supplemental Volume. NCEE 2021-002sv The Elementary And Secondary Education Act (ESEA), Originally Passed In 1965, Is The Primary Federal Law Related To K-12 Schooling. Title I And Title II-A Are Core ESEA Programs, And They Intend To Help Provide All Students With Equal Access To Education By Providing Financial Assistance To Schools And Districts With A High Percentage Of Students From Low-income Families (Title I) And By Improving Teacher And Principal Quality (Title II-A). ESEA's Latest Reauthorization As The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) In 2015 Changed A Number Of Policies Related To Title I And Title II-A. How States And Districts Respond To These Changes Will Determine Whether ESSA Stimulates Educational Improvement As Intended. This Document Comprehensively Presents National Information From A Study Conducted By The National Center For Education Evaluation (NCEE). The Study Tracks The Implementation Of Title I And Title II-A Across Several Key Time Points. This Document Covers The 2017-18 School Year, As States And Districts Were Transitioning To ESSA. It Also Includes Information To Compare Implementation With The 2013-14 School Year, Prior To ESSA. Chapter 1 Provides Information On The Study Methodology, Including The Sample, Data Sources, And Statistical Tests Used. Chapter 2 Includes A Comprehensive Compendium Of Tables Using The 2017-18 Data, And Where Feasible, Includes Comparisons To The 2013-14 Data. Chapter 3 Includes The Survey Instruments Used To Collect The Implementation Data From 2017-18 And 2013-14. This Document Is A Supplemental Companion To The Report Entitled, The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. The Report Synthesizes The Data In This Document Into A Set Of Key Findings. [For "The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Evaluation Report. NCEE 2021-002," See ED609179. For "The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Study Highlights. NCEE 2021-002," See ED609181.]” Metadata:

  • Title: ➤  ERIC ED609180: The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Supplemental Volume. NCEE 2021-002sv The Elementary And Secondary Education Act (ESEA), Originally Passed In 1965, Is The Primary Federal Law Related To K-12 Schooling. Title I And Title II-A Are Core ESEA Programs, And They Intend To Help Provide All Students With Equal Access To Education By Providing Financial Assistance To Schools And Districts With A High Percentage Of Students From Low-income Families (Title I) And By Improving Teacher And Principal Quality (Title II-A). ESEA's Latest Reauthorization As The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) In 2015 Changed A Number Of Policies Related To Title I And Title II-A. How States And Districts Respond To These Changes Will Determine Whether ESSA Stimulates Educational Improvement As Intended. This Document Comprehensively Presents National Information From A Study Conducted By The National Center For Education Evaluation (NCEE). The Study Tracks The Implementation Of Title I And Title II-A Across Several Key Time Points. This Document Covers The 2017-18 School Year, As States And Districts Were Transitioning To ESSA. It Also Includes Information To Compare Implementation With The 2013-14 School Year, Prior To ESSA. Chapter 1 Provides Information On The Study Methodology, Including The Sample, Data Sources, And Statistical Tests Used. Chapter 2 Includes A Comprehensive Compendium Of Tables Using The 2017-18 Data, And Where Feasible, Includes Comparisons To The 2013-14 Data. Chapter 3 Includes The Survey Instruments Used To Collect The Implementation Data From 2017-18 And 2013-14. This Document Is A Supplemental Companion To The Report Entitled, The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. The Report Synthesizes The Data In This Document Into A Set Of Key Findings. [For "The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Evaluation Report. NCEE 2021-002," See ED609179. For "The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Study Highlights. NCEE 2021-002," See ED609181.]
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“ERIC ED609180: The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Supplemental Volume. NCEE 2021-002sv The Elementary And Secondary Education Act (ESEA), Originally Passed In 1965, Is The Primary Federal Law Related To K-12 Schooling. Title I And Title II-A Are Core ESEA Programs, And They Intend To Help Provide All Students With Equal Access To Education By Providing Financial Assistance To Schools And Districts With A High Percentage Of Students From Low-income Families (Title I) And By Improving Teacher And Principal Quality (Title II-A). ESEA's Latest Reauthorization As The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) In 2015 Changed A Number Of Policies Related To Title I And Title II-A. How States And Districts Respond To These Changes Will Determine Whether ESSA Stimulates Educational Improvement As Intended. This Document Comprehensively Presents National Information From A Study Conducted By The National Center For Education Evaluation (NCEE). The Study Tracks The Implementation Of Title I And Title II-A Across Several Key Time Points. This Document Covers The 2017-18 School Year, As States And Districts Were Transitioning To ESSA. It Also Includes Information To Compare Implementation With The 2013-14 School Year, Prior To ESSA. Chapter 1 Provides Information On The Study Methodology, Including The Sample, Data Sources, And Statistical Tests Used. Chapter 2 Includes A Comprehensive Compendium Of Tables Using The 2017-18 Data, And Where Feasible, Includes Comparisons To The 2013-14 Data. Chapter 3 Includes The Survey Instruments Used To Collect The Implementation Data From 2017-18 And 2013-14. This Document Is A Supplemental Companion To The Report Entitled, The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. The Report Synthesizes The Data In This Document Into A Set Of Key Findings. [For "The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Evaluation Report. NCEE 2021-002," See ED609179. For "The Transition To ESSA: State And District Approaches To Implementing Title I And Title II-A In 2017-18. Study Highlights. NCEE 2021-002," See ED609181.]” Subjects and Themes:

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