Is the Library Important? Multivariate Studies at the National and International Level

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Main Authors: Krashen, Stephen, Lee, Syying, McQuillan, Jeff
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2012
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author Krashen, Stephen
Lee, Syying
McQuillan, Jeff
author_facet Krashen, Stephen
Lee, Syying
McQuillan, Jeff
Krashen, Stephen
Lee, Syying
McQuillan, Jeff
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contents Is the Library Important? Multivariate Studies at the National and International Level Krashen, Stephen Lee, Syying McQuillan, Jeff School Libraries Public Libraries Access to Information Books Poverty Predictor Variables Reading Tests Scores Grade 4 Grade 8 National Competency Tests Multivariate Analysis Three multivariate analyses, all controlling for the effects of poverty, confirm the importance of the library. Replicating McQuillan's analysis of 1992 NAEP scores, this study finds that access to books in school and public libraries was a significant predictor of 2007 fourth grade NAEP reading scores, as well as the difference between grade 4 and grade 8 2007 NAEP reading scores, suggesting that access is important for improvement after grade 4. Access (school/classroom libraries) was a significant predictor of scores on the PIRLS test, a reading test given to fourth graders in 40 countries. (Contains 13 tables.)
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spellingShingle Is the Library Important? Multivariate Studies at the National and International Level
Krashen, Stephen
Lee, Syying
McQuillan, Jeff
School Libraries
Public Libraries
Access to Information
Books
Poverty
Predictor Variables
Reading Tests
Scores
Grade 4
Grade 8
National Competency Tests
Multivariate Analysis
Is the Library Important? Multivariate Studies at the National and International Level Krashen, Stephen Lee, Syying McQuillan, Jeff School Libraries Public Libraries Access to Information Books Poverty Predictor Variables Reading Tests Scores Grade 4 Grade 8 National Competency Tests Multivariate Analysis Three multivariate analyses, all controlling for the effects of poverty, confirm the importance of the library. Replicating McQuillan's analysis of 1992 NAEP scores, this study finds that access to books in school and public libraries was a significant predictor of 2007 fourth grade NAEP reading scores, as well as the difference between grade 4 and grade 8 2007 NAEP reading scores, suggesting that access is important for improvement after grade 4. Access (school/classroom libraries) was a significant predictor of scores on the PIRLS test, a reading test given to fourth graders in 40 countries. (Contains 13 tables.)
title Is the Library Important? Multivariate Studies at the National and International Level
topic School Libraries
Public Libraries
Access to Information
Books
Poverty
Predictor Variables
Reading Tests
Scores
Grade 4
Grade 8
National Competency Tests
Multivariate Analysis
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1008099