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What is the focus of the HighScope Educational Research Foundation?
What is the focus of the HighScope Educational Research Foundation?
- Conducting research on college education
- Investigating the benefits of online learning
- Studying early childhood education (correct)
- Analyzing the effects of standardized testing
What was the purpose of the Perry Preschool study?
What was the purpose of the Perry Preschool study?
- To investigate the benefits of online learning
- To study the effects of standardized testing
- To boost the cognitive skills of disadvantaged African American children (correct)
- To analyze the effects of college education
How were families assigned to the intervention and control groups in the Perry Preschool study?
How were families assigned to the intervention and control groups in the Perry Preschool study?
- Randomly (correct)
- Based on academic performance
- Based on income levels
- Based on IQ scores
What was the difference in cognitive ability between the two groups of children in the Perry Preschool study by the time they were 10?
What was the difference in cognitive ability between the two groups of children in the Perry Preschool study by the time they were 10?
What were the long-term benefits for adults who participated in the Perry Preschool program?
What were the long-term benefits for adults who participated in the Perry Preschool program?
What did Heckman find about the multigenerational benefits of the Perry Preschool program?
What did Heckman find about the multigenerational benefits of the Perry Preschool program?
What was the estimated cost savings to society from the Perry Preschool program?
What was the estimated cost savings to society from the Perry Preschool program?
How long was the Perry Preschool study conducted for?
How long was the Perry Preschool study conducted for?
How many disadvantaged African American children with low IQs were involved in the Perry Preschool study?
How many disadvantaged African American children with low IQs were involved in the Perry Preschool study?
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HighScope Educational Research Foundation's Focus
HighScope Educational Research Foundation's Focus
The HighScope Educational Research Foundation focuses on studying early childhood education.
Perry Preschool Study's Goal
Perry Preschool Study's Goal
The Perry Preschool study aimed to improve the cognitive skills of disadvantaged African American children.
Perry Preschool Study's Group Assignment
Perry Preschool Study's Group Assignment
Families in the Perry Preschool study were randomly assigned to either the intervention group (receiving the program) or the control group (not receiving the program).
Perry Preschool Results at Age 10
Perry Preschool Results at Age 10
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Perry Preschool's Long-Term Adult Benefits
Perry Preschool's Long-Term Adult Benefits
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Multigenerational Benefits of Perry Preschool
Multigenerational Benefits of Perry Preschool
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Perry Preschool's Cost-Benefit Ratio
Perry Preschool's Cost-Benefit Ratio
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Perry Preschool Study Duration
Perry Preschool Study Duration
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Perry Preschool Study Participants
Perry Preschool Study Participants
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HighScope Educational Research Foundation is a research institute that studies early childhood education based on the methods of the Perry Preschool study. The Perry Preschool study was conducted from 1962-1967 in Michigan to boost the cognitive skills of 123 disadvantaged African American children with low IQs. Families were randomly assigned to one of two groups: the intervention and a control group. By the time children were 10, there wasn't much of a difference in how children in the two groups performed on tests of cognitive ability. However, adults from the treatment group were much more likely to graduate high school, much more likely to make earnings, much more likely to go on to college, much less likely to commit crime. The study was conducted in the 1960s, so researchers have been able to follow the children who went through the Perry Preschool Program through adulthood. Heckman found multigenerational benefits of the program: children of participants in the program appear to have benefitted. The Perry Project saved society $7 to $12 for every $1 invested, mostly due to reduced crime.
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