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Classroom Quality (continued)<br />

Process Components Content In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong><br />

continued<br />

Scores<br />

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When we take all of the above in<strong>for</strong>mation in<strong>to</strong> account, we<br />

can then choose <strong>to</strong> analyze data along a continuum –<br />

ranging from a very “micro” level <strong>to</strong> an overall, “big picture”<br />

(macro) level:<br />

Micro Macro<br />

At the smallest level of analysis, we could look at a single<br />

item in one classroom. At the largest level of analysis, we<br />

could look at the <strong>to</strong>tal (instrument) scores <strong>for</strong> all classrooms.<br />

in between, we have a range of choices <strong>for</strong> analysis,<br />

depending upon our purposes. The chart below presents<br />

data from an actual preschool classroom in new Jersey that<br />

participated in a research study in november, 2001 (note:<br />

Appendix ____ contains a copy of the completed score<br />

sheet).<br />

ECERS DATA: NJ Classroom 3-B<br />

1 2 3 4 5 6 7<br />

ECERS Sub-Scales

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