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A.1 Introduction to the evaluation data<br />

The entries below are organised, as far as possible, in the order shown in Table A.1.<br />

Table A.1: Organisation of entries in log of studies<br />

See Note<br />

Name of intervention<br />

Main reference(s)<br />

Date when it was implemented<br />

Age-range of children involved, in school years (Y2, etc)<br />

Type of children involved 1)<br />

Number of pupils in experimental group<br />

Number of pupils in control group, where there was one<br />

Number of pupils in alternative intervention group, where there was one<br />

Nature of alternative intervention<br />

For each group, number of schools, where known<br />

Whether groups were equivalent 2)<br />

Length of intervention in weeks<br />

Reading and/or spelling test(s) or writing assessment used 3, 4)<br />

For each group (where known), pre- and post-test average scores,<br />

and units in which these are stated 5)<br />

For each group (where known), difference between pre- and<br />

post-test average scores (‘gain’) in relevant units 6)<br />

For each group, where scores are reading ages (r.a’s), ratio gain (RG),<br />

stated to one decimal place 7)<br />

Effect size (where this was known or could be calculated),<br />

stated to two decimal places 8)<br />

Statistical significance of differences between pre- and post-test scores,<br />

and between experimental, control and alternative intervention groups,<br />

where known 9)<br />

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