Monthly Archives: July 2017

Foreign exchange and false advertising

I’m currently in Johannesburg, en route to Malawi to work on one project that is close to the end of data collection, and another project still in the field (note to self: neither of these are on my “Work in … Continue reading

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Making the Grade: The Trade-off between Efficiency and Effectiveness in Improving Student Learning

Over the past couple of months, I’ve been blogging less than usual – depriving my readers of my valuable opinions, such as why certain statistical methods are terrible. In large part this is because I’ve been working at major revisions … Continue reading

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