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Examining Study Attrition: Implications for Experimental Research on Professional Development
Authors: Kubitskey Beth W., Vath Richard J., Johnson Heather J., Fishman Barry J., Konstantopoulos Spyros, Park Gina J.
Teacher attrition threatens validity in research studies. In this article, the authors examine the threat of participant attrition as an example of the types of problems researchers face. The authors found that teachers left because of changes in teaching assignments, institutional challenges, and personal challenges.
Published: 2012
Updated: Sep. 27, 2012

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