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Errata

ERRATUM

Page 286 | Published online: 09 Jul 2008
This article refers to:
How Much Do Differences in Medical Schools Influence Student Performance? A Longitudinal Study Employing Hierarchical Linear Modeling

In Teaching and Learning in Medicine, vol. 20, no. 2, an error appeared in the abstract for “How Much Do Differences in Medical Schools Influence Student Performance? A Longitudinal Study Employing Hierarchical Linear Modeling” by Kent Hecker and Claudio Violato. The publisher regrets the error. The sentences should have read as follows:

The variance accounted for in student performance by the student covariates ranged from 27.58% to 36.51% for Step 1, 16.37% to 24.48% for Step 2 and 19.22% to 25.32% for Step 3. The proportion of the between-school variance that was accounted for by the student covariates ranged between 81.22% and 88.26% for Step 1, 48.44% and 79.77% for Step 2, and 68.41% and 80.78% for Step 3.

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