Margarita Pivovarova

Assistant Professor

Arizona State University

United States

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Dr. Margarita Pivovarova is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University, United States. Her research areas include educational assessment, teacher evaluation, and labor market outcomes, as evidenced by her recent articles on teacher incentive programs, the validity of standardized tests, and labor market mismatch experienced by immigrants. She is committed to exploring the various factors influencing student achievement and the educational system in Arizona.

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University of Florida

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Articles (9)

Exploring Differential Effects of a Teacher Incentive Program on Student Achievement

A validation review of the SAT and ACT for college and university admissions decisions

Not all percentiles are equal: examining non-linear relationships between two, popular teacher evaluation measures

Evaluating the validity evidence surrounding use of value-added models to evaluate teachers: A systematic review

Same tests, same results: Multi-year correlations of ESSA-mandated standardized tests in Texas and Nebraska

Do immigrants experience labor market mismatch? New evidence from the US PIAAC

Staying or leaving? Teacher professional characteristics and attrition in Arizona traditional public and charter schools

Is youth pessimism good for the environment? Insights from PISA 2015

Early Childhood Education and Child Care in Arizona : Is Availability Alone Sufficient?

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Kathryn Chapman

Debbie Hahs-Vaughn

Chukwuemeka Ikegwuonu

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