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What is Hierarchical Linear Modeling (HLM)

Handbook of Research on Integrating Computer Science and Computational Thinking in K-12 Education
A statistical technique that is used when data are nested, grouped or aggregated within levels. For instance, a student is in a classroom, a classroom in a school, a school in a school district and school district in a regional office of education. HLM makes it possible to separate the variance or amount of information into components explaining the effects of different levels of analysis.
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Achievement Differences Between Students in Single-Sex Schools and Students in Coeducational Schools: A Hierarchical Linear Modeling Approach
John K. Rugutt (Illinois State University, USA) and Caroline C. Chemosit (Lincoln College, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-1479-5.ch017
Abstract
This study used hierarchical linear modeling (HLM) approach to investigate relationships between student achievement and single-sex school status with a sample of 57,041 students in 996 secondary schools in Kenya. An ANOVA was conducted to compare achievement levels of student enrolled in computer science courses and those who are not. The results showed that students enrolled in computer science courses achieved at a higher level whether in single-sex or coeducational schools. Students in single-sex schools achieved at a significantly higher level than those in co-education schools across all counties studied and across all subjects. The study concluded with a discussion of the importance of the study findings and call for the education stakeholders to be cognizant of the contribution the variables discussed in this study make to teaching and learning environment so that they are fully involved in providing the kinds of educational experiences that promote student learning.
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The Impact of School Leadership and Professional Development on Professional Commitment: A Hierarchical Linear Modeling Approach
A statistical technique that is used when data are nested within levels, a student is in a classroom, a classroom in a school, a school in a school district and school district in a regional office of education. HLM makes it possible to separate the variance into components explaining the effects of different levels of analysis.
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Assessing the Psychometric Properties of a Student Course Evaluation Instrument Using Rasch Measurement Approach
A statistical technique that is used when data are nested, grouped or aggregated within levels. For instance, a student is in a classroom, a classroom in a school, a school in a school district and school district in a regional office of education. HLM makes it possible to separate the variance or amount of information into components explaining the effects of different levels of analysis.
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