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For longitudinal studies such as Young Lives, getting comparable measures of children’s cognitive abilities over time is essential for identifying individual, family, school or contextual variables that affect their development. Few longitudinal studies that follow birth/age cohorts have comparable cognitive measures over time; of those that are available, most are from developed countries and there are almost none from developing countries. For example, studies such as The National Education Longitudinal Study (NELS), the Early Childhood Longitudinal Stud
For longitudinal studies such as Young Lives, getting comparable measures of children’s cognitive abilities over time is essential for identifying individual, family, school or contextual variables that affect their development. Few longitudinal studies that follow birth/age cohorts have comparable cognitive measures over time; of those that are available, most are from developed countries and there are almost none from developing countries. For example, studies such as The National Education Longitudinal Study (NELS), the Early Childhood Longitudinal Stud