2010
DOI: 10.14507/epaa.v18n29.2010
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Examining the Effects of School Composition on North Carolina Student Achievement over Time

Abstract: This study explores the effects of school-level characteristics on North Carolina students' reading and math achievement from fourth through eighth grade, focusing on the relationships between achievement and the racial and poverty composition of schools. After creating race-by-poverty cohorts of schools, I use multilevel models to examine math and reading achievement for the same students in fourth, sixth, and eighth grades. The racial and poverty composition of schools affect student achievement after factor… Show more

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“…introdução A pesquisa educacional indica que a vantagem da escola na composição socioeconômica dos seus alunos está associada positivamente com o desempenho escolar do estudante (PERRY;MCCONNEY, 2013MCCONNEY, , 2010COLLARES, 2006;SOUTHWORTH, 2010). Isso ocorre porque a concentração de alunos de elevado nível socioeconômico pode facilitar a instrução e o aprendizado e criar um contexto em que as normas e procedimentos sejam favoráveis ao desempenho (AIKENS; BARBARIN, 2008).…”
Section: This Article Analyzes the Determinants Of Learning Success Ounclassified
“…introdução A pesquisa educacional indica que a vantagem da escola na composição socioeconômica dos seus alunos está associada positivamente com o desempenho escolar do estudante (PERRY;MCCONNEY, 2013MCCONNEY, , 2010COLLARES, 2006;SOUTHWORTH, 2010). Isso ocorre porque a concentração de alunos de elevado nível socioeconômico pode facilitar a instrução e o aprendizado e criar um contexto em que as normas e procedimentos sejam favoráveis ao desempenho (AIKENS; BARBARIN, 2008).…”
Section: This Article Analyzes the Determinants Of Learning Success Ounclassified
“…Conventional wisdom holds that differences in achievement across groups of students are a school problem, often defined as "disabilities" requiring special education, and the belief has fueled historical and current efforts to bring about reform in the American educational system (Evans, 2005;Southworth, 2010). Placing the blame by blaming the place has at its core the logic of equity and equality of opportunity: "All children are created equal, but all children are not performing equally in school; the gap typically worsens as children advance through the grades; the fault must therefore be the schools,'so the solution must lie in the school; the necessary knowledge and tools are available, and schools must be pressed to apply them."…”
Section: Factors Affecting Student Achievementmentioning
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“…1 The reasoning was that "educating all children together would increase the availability of high quality schools to all students" (Southworth, 2010, p. 3) but educators have struggled to achieve this goal (Aud, Hussar, Kena, Bianco, Frohlich, Kemp, & Tahan, 2011;Coleman, 1969;Evans, 2005;Frankenberg, Siegel-Hawley, & Wang, 2011;Goldsmith, 2011;Leithwood, 2010;Rumberger & Palardy, 2005). Rather than a systematic and productive effort resulting in reduced inequities associated with racially-segregated schools, "equal educational opportunity" has been a cobbled together plan that continues to fail in achieving promised and desired benefits (Ball, 2006;Boger & Orfield, 2005;Lyons & Chelsey, 2004;Mickelson & Bottia, 2010;Smith & Kozleski, 2005;Southworth, 2010).…”
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“…La segunda razón es el poder estadístico que esta metodología ofrece al integrar el análisis multivariado con la perspectiva de multinivel, lo que permite, por un lado, una mejor representación de la realidad educativa, con respecto a un modelo univariado o de nivel único (Paterson, 1998) y, por el otro, examinar las contribuciones de las características institucionales y del individuo en el logro académico (Southworth, 2010).…”
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