Some Limits Using Random Slope Models to Measure Academic Growth

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RT @mrkm_a: "It is recommended that there are at least six time points for estimating growth if using a random slope model." Wright (2017)…

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"It is recommended that there are at least six time points for estimating growth if using a random slope model." Wright (2017). Some Limits Using Random Slope Models to Measure Academic Growth https://t.co/rQRcZ4JY4y

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Some Limits Using Random Slope Models to Measure Academic Growth: Daniel B. Wright https://t.co/Q4UBXWdjj9

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