- The impact of a math tutoring program delivered in 20 schools to students in 4th through 8th grades by community members over one academic year
- The extent to which end-of-year math achievement differed for students randomly identified to be served by the program or not served by the program.
- To what extent do students assigned to Minnesota Math Corps demonstrate:
- Higher test scores on a basic fact fluency measure relative to students assigned to a control group?
- Higher posttest scores on a computer adaptive measure of math achievement relative to students assigned to a control group?
- Higher posttest scores on the end-of-year state achievement test relative to students assigned to a control group?
- All students increased their fact fluency scores across the academic year
- Students assigned to Minnesota Math Corps had slightly lower STAR Math scores (approximately 10 points) at pre-test relative to students in the control group. At post-test, the average score for students in Minnesota Math Corps was 11.22 scaled score points higher than the average score for students in the control group.
- Similar to their fact fluency, greater percentage of students assigned to Math Corps met the end-of-year benchmark for STAR Math (27%) relative to students in the control group (15%).
- Statistically significant and positive effects were observed for fifth through eighth grade. That is, students in later grades had significantly larger scores, which is generally consistent with the scaling of STAR Math.
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