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. 2023 Aug 7;19(3):e1330. doi: 10.1002/cl2.1330

Table 3.

Frequencies and percentages of effect sizes by study characteristics.

Study characteristic Academic effect sizes (%) Nonacademic effect sizes (%)
Experimental design
Posttest‐only with control group 20/113 (17.7) 20/91 (22.0)
Pretest‐posttest with control group 79/113 (69.9) 58/91 (63.7)
Matched pairs 14/113 (12.4) 39/91 (42.9)
Rationale for baseline equivalency
Nonstatistically significant pretest differences 58/113 (51.3) 55/91 (60.4)
Gain scores 30/113 (26.5) 46/91 (50.5)
Covariate‐adjusted means 57/113 (50.4) 32/91 (35.2)
Random assignment 72/113 (63.7) 15/91 (16.5)
Follow‐up at least 1 year after intervention 37/113 (32.7) 13/91 (14.3)
Public Montessori school 76/107 (71.0) 36/70 (51.4)
Public control‐group school 60/108 (55.6) 36/70 (51.4)
Standardized test used as measure 71/113 (62.8) 0/91 (0.0)
Grade level
Preschool or kindergarten 36/113 (31.9) 39/91 (42.9)
Elementary school 44/113 (38.9) 44/91 (48.4)
Middle school 19/113 (16.8) 8/91 (8.8)
High school 14/113 (12.4) 0/91 (0.9)
Geographic region
Asia 5/113 (4.4) 5/91 (5.5)
Europe 8/113 (7.1) 40/91 (44.0)
Middle East 1/113 (0.9) 0/91 (0.0)
North America 99/113 (87.6) 46/91 (50.5)
Peer‐reviewed publication 81/113 (71.7) 78/13 (85.7)
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