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Symposium on Causality 2006
Symposium on Causality 2008
Symposium on Causality 2012
SMABS/EAM 2010
Lehrstuhl für Methodenlehre und Evaluationsforschung
Universität Jena
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Materialien zu den Beiträgen
Fokuspräsentationen
Thomas D. Cook - "No child left behind. An interrupted time series analysis."
Rainer Lehmann - "Modeling academic growth in late primary/early secondary school as a function of transition patterns - How can distributional patterns be taken into account?"
Rodrigo Pinto - "Early childhood experiments: Causality and inference of compromised randomized trials."
David Rindskopf - "Aggregation of effects from single subject designs."
Peter Steiner - "Challenges and strategies in estimating propensity scores in educational research."
Rolf Steyer - "Theory and Analysis of Total, Direct, and Indirect Effects"
- Steyer, R., Partchev, I., Kroehne, U., Nagengast, B., & Fiege, C. (2010). Probability and Causality: Theory. Manuscript in preparation.Heidelberg: Springer.
- Steyer, R., Fiege, C. & Rose, N. (2010). Analyzing Total, Direct and indirect Causal Effects in Intervention Studies. ISSBD Bulletin, 57, 10-13
Diskussionen
Derek Briggs - "Value added modeling of teacher and/or school effects."
Christiane Fiege - "Which kinds of causal effects are we looking for in educational research? - An application of the theory of causal effects"
Eckhard Klieme - Panel discussion: "Causal effects in educational research. Why and where are they important?"
Ulf Kröhne - "Comparison of quasi-experimental methods for large-scale assessments: Estimating the effect of bilingual instruction based on a subsample of the DESI study."
Oliver Lüdtke - "Schools as differential learning environments: Challenges in estimating the causal effects of schools in the German school system."
Benjamin Nagengast - "Doubly-latent contextual effect models: Their potential for school effectiveness research, league tables and causal inference."
Hans Anand Pant - Panel discussion: "Causal effects in educational research. Why and where are they important?"
Felix Thoemmes - "The use of propensity scores in multilevel models."
Kurzbeiträge
Salvador Chacón-Moscoso
Kelly Hallberg
Axel Mayer
Per Midthaugen
Steffi Pohl
Susana Sanduvete-Chaves
Almut Thomas
Suncica Vujics
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