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Fig 1.

Model of content knowledge development in many teacher preparation programs.

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Table 1.

Conversion from letter grade to values.

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Table 2.

Number of students in each MAJOR TYPE.

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Table 3.

Students and GRADES in each course.

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Fixed effects parameter estimates for each course’s final linear mixed model: GRADE ~ MAJOR TYPE + (1 | SECTION).

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Fig 2.

Final course grades of elementary education majors compared to other majors in each general education course.

The average course grades on the x axis were calculated as estimated marginal means following linear mixed modeling for each course. Major type was included as a fixed effect, and section as a random effect (GRADE ~ MAJOR TYPE + (1 | SECTION)). Error bars are 95% confidence intervals. The small letters indicate statistical equivalence or difference based on 95% confidence interval overlap of model parameter estimates. As each course was modeled separately, no conclusions can be drawn regarding differences across the dashed lines.

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