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In this study, the authors disaggregated student data by racial/ethnic groups and first-generation status to identify whether a particular intervention—increased course structure—works better for particular populations of students. They also explored possible factors that may have mediated the observed changes in student achievement. They found that a “moderate-structure” intervention increased course performance for all student populations, but worked disproportionately well for black students and first-generation students.

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