Sentences with phrase «benefits faded over time»
In the article, Duncan and Magnuson discuss the early childhood programs that lead to the highest levels of success and why many of the early benefits fade over time.
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Still, many political observers agree that it is very early in the race and Quinn might now be benefiting from superior name recognition, an edge that could fade over time.
... Focusing on test score gains may lead regulators to favor schools whose benefits could easily fade over time and punish schools that are producing long - lasting gains.»
The persistence of the benefits of tracking is striking, as many evaluations find that the test - score effects of successful interventions fade over time.
We know that early childhood education is a good thing, but even with growing enrollments and public investment, debate periodically erupts about the specific benefits of early education and whether those benefits last or fade away over time.
To test whether the benefit of KIPP pre-K fades out over time, researchers compared the difference in lottery winners» and losers» scores in reading in kindergarten and again in second grade.
Head Start benefits associated with test scores may fade over time; however, despite that fade, studies have demonstrated that Head Start children have better outcomes later in life (e.g., higher graduation rates).