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Grades, equity and graduation rates: a quantitative analysis of the association of learning assistants with improved student outcomes
In this paper we use multilevel modeling of 10 introductory courses from four STEM disciplines to quantify associations of Learning Assistants (LAs) with the student-level outcomes, pass-rates, and retention. Overall we find that having an LA in a class is associated with improvement of these metric
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