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Research in Economic Education

A Statewide Assessment of Precollege Economic Understanding and DEEP

Michael WattsPurdue University
Pages 225-237 | Published online: 14 Jul 2014

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PaulA. Stock & WilliamD. Rader. (1997) Level of Economic Understanding for Senior High School Students in Ohio. The Journal of Educational Research 91:1, pages 60-63.
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Kim Sosin, James Dick & Mary Lynn Reiser. (1997) Determinants of Achievement of Economics Concepts by Elementary School Students. The Journal of Economic Education 28:2, pages 100-121.
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William Bosshardt & Michael Watts. (1994) Instructor Effects in Economics in Elementary and Junior High Schools. The Journal of Economic Education 25:3, pages 195-211.
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StevenL. Cobb & WilliamH. Foeller. (1992) An Organizational Behavior Analysis of Teacher Attitudes about Teaching High School Economics. Theory & Research in Social Education 20:4, pages 421-439.
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Michael Watts & Robert Highsmith. (1992) International Economics in U.S. High Schools: Results from a National Survey. The Journal of Economic Education 23:4, pages 291-315.
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William Bosshardt & Michael Watts. (1990) Instructor Effects and Their Determinants in Precollege Economic Education. The Journal of Economic Education 21:3, pages 265-276.
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William Becker, William Greene & Sherwin Rosen. (1990) Research on High School Economic Education. The Journal of Economic Education 21:3, pages 231-245.
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Judith France, Rebecca Summary & Nasser Vasegh-Daneshvary. (1989) The Impact of Economic Education Courses on the Knowledge and Retention of Knowledge of Secondary and Primary School Teachers. The Journal of Economic Education 20:4, pages 346-354.
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William B. Walstad & John C. Soper. (1989) What Is High School Economics? Factors Contributing to Student Achievement and Attitudes. The Journal of Economic Education 20:1, pages 23-38.
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John C. Soper & William B. Walstad. (1988) What Is High School Economics? Posttest Knowledge, Attitudes, and Course Content. The Journal of Economic Education 19:1, pages 37-51.
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Judith S. Brenneke, Robert J. Highsmith, John C. Soper, William B. Walstad & Michael W. Watts. (1988) A Research and Evaluation Agenda for DEEP and Precollege Economic Education. The Journal of Economic Education 19:1, pages 5-13.
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Robert Highsmith. (1987) The research core of economic education. Theory Into Practice 26:3, pages 216-222.
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Luther D. Lawson & Margaret G. O'Donnell. (1986) Identifying Factors That Influence the Learning of Economics: A Sixth-Grade Case Study. The Journal of Economic Education 17:3, pages 177-185.
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