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QUOTE `{}`	Students in Uganda gain more than a full operation level (1.193 levels, P < 0.001). This translates to substantial proficiency gains, with 34.4 percentage point gains (P < 0.001) on the highest proficiency level.
QUOTE `{}`	In Uganda, where effects are largest, about 17% of grade 4 students can divide at baseline in the control group ... In the treatment group, 48% of grade 4 students can divide at endline, fully recovering learning loss due to school closu...

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