2020
DOI: 10.14507/epaa.28.4620
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Estudio multinivel sobre las variables explicativas de los resultados de México en PISA 2015

Abstract: This study aims to analyze which student- and school-level context factors have a significant relationship with student achievement in the three competences assessed by PISA 2015 (Reading, Mathematics and Science) in Mexico. Through the use of multilevel modelling, we analyzed data from over 6 700 students from 189 schools, concluding that the factors with a higher impact on achievement are the average socioeconomic level of the school, having repeated a grade, and the grade the student is in at the time of th… Show more

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“…There are studies that find no significant relationship between these variables and student performance (Gamazo et al, 2018), some that find positive relationships between school size, resources or ratio and performance (Kim and Law, 2012;Tourón et al, 2018) and others with contradictory results, depending on the country and the PISA wave analyzed. Ownership, for example, has yielded significant results both in favor of public (Kim and Law, 2012;Chaparro Caso López and Gamazo, 2020) and private schools (Acosta and Hsu, 2014).…”
Section: Research On Factors Associated With Student Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are studies that find no significant relationship between these variables and student performance (Gamazo et al, 2018), some that find positive relationships between school size, resources or ratio and performance (Kim and Law, 2012;Tourón et al, 2018) and others with contradictory results, depending on the country and the PISA wave analyzed. Ownership, for example, has yielded significant results both in favor of public (Kim and Law, 2012;Chaparro Caso López and Gamazo, 2020) and private schools (Acosta and Hsu, 2014).…”
Section: Research On Factors Associated With Student Performancementioning
confidence: 99%