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What's in a Trend? A Comment on Gray, Goldstein and Thomas (2001), 'Predicting the Future: The role of past performance in determining trends in institutional effectiveness at A level'

GEOFF PUGH Centre for Economics and Business Education, Staffordshire University Business School
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JEAN MANGAN Centre for Economics and Business Education, Staffordshire University Business School
Pages 77-82 | Published online: 17 Jun 2010

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Stephen Gorard. (2008) The value‐added of primary schools: what is it really measuring?. Educational Review 60:2, pages 179-185.
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Jean Mangan, Geoff Pugh & John Gray. (2005) Changes in Examination Performance in English Secondary Schools over the Course of a Decade: Searching for Patterns and Trends Over Time. School Effectiveness and School Improvement 16:1, pages 29-50.
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JOHN GRAY, HARVEY GOLDSTEIN & SALLY THOMAS. (2003) Of Trends and Trajectories: Searching for patterns in school improvement. British Educational Research Journal 29:1, pages 83-88.
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Peter DaviesGwen Coates. (2016) Competing Conceptions and Values in School Strategy. Educational Management Administration & Leadership 33:1, pages 109-124.
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