The Evidence on Teaching

Dual-Language Immersion Programs Raise Student Achievement in English

RAND Corporation · 2017

grade Dreviewindependentnot-applicable
Sample
not applicable - summary document
Population
As Steele et al. 2017
Design
A RAND research brief summarising the Portland immersion lottery study for a policy audience. No new analysis.
Key findings
Restates the Portland lottery findings. Recorded so that the popular-summary version of the result is on file next to the study, and specifically so that its headline - which names English achievement and says nothing about second-language proficiency - is visible as the source of the public claim.
Genetic confound
Not applicable.
Replication notes
Not applicable - a summary of a single study.

Effects

OutcomeMetricValueMeasureTimingVsHorizonClass
English reading achievement in dual-language immersionsummary of ITT effectsrestates Steele et al. 2017standardizedgrades 5 and 8business-as-usualover-2yrdomain-skill
Dual-Language Immersion Programs Raise Student Achievement in English · The Evidence on Teaching