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Choosing a tutoring program with a fixed budget

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Two grade 8 math programs (trial results, same national test)
Two grade 8 math programs (trial results, same national test)
ProgramCost per student (AED)Average score gain (points)Evidence
A: tutoring app2005Trial in 40 schools
B: small-group tutoring in person50015Trial in 12 schools

The prompt

A Gulf ministry of education has AED 10 million to raise math results for grade 8 students. Program A, a tutoring app, costs AED 200 per student and raises test scores by 5 points on average. Program B, small-group tutoring in person, costs AED 500 per student and raises scores by 15 points. The table below summarizes the two programs. Which should it fund?

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Two grade 8 math programs (trial results, same national test)
Two grade 8 math programs (trial results, same national test)
ProgramCost per student (AED)Average score gain (points)Evidence
A: tutoring app2005Trial in 40 schools
B: small-group tutoring in person50015Trial in 12 schools
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