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Changing the Odds: What Matters Most for Student Achievement (2010)

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For this report, McREL examined thousands of studies and reports to identify the school practices that demonstrate the largest effects on student achievement, distilling the most important influences and approaches into five “high-leverage, high payoff” areas for improving students’ chances for academic and life success. The report also asserts that to improve, educators don’t need more guidance, they may actually need less.

Goodwin, B. (2010). Changing the odds for student success: What matters most. Denver, CO: McREL International.

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The McREL Institute at ESC Region 13 helps schools, districts, education agencies, and other organizations across the U.S. and around the world improve educator efficacy and student learning.