Research report
MAP Growth K-2 item fit analysis study: A follow-up study
May 2020
Description
This is a follow-up analysis to the May 2019 item fit analysis study to evaluate the fit of the items whose item difficulties were adjusted in the more recent 2020 follow-up scale alignment study. This study looked at different items than what were used in the 2019 analysis.
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