1994
DOI: 10.2307/2112790
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Sequences of Opportunities for Learning

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“…We use the highest level math course taken during high school as an indicator of participants' general academic status in their school, coded as a continuous variable ranging from 1 (remedial and basic math) to 9 (Calculus), with a mean of 6.15 (Algebra 2). The highly sequential structure of math means that students' schedules are often structured around their course in this subject (Hallinan, 1994;Riehl, Pallas, & Natriello, 1999;Stevenson, Schiller, & Schneider, 1994).…”
Section: Student-level Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use the highest level math course taken during high school as an indicator of participants' general academic status in their school, coded as a continuous variable ranging from 1 (remedial and basic math) to 9 (Calculus), with a mean of 6.15 (Algebra 2). The highly sequential structure of math means that students' schedules are often structured around their course in this subject (Hallinan, 1994;Riehl, Pallas, & Natriello, 1999;Stevenson, Schiller, & Schneider, 1994).…”
Section: Student-level Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, freshmen are unlikely to be allowed to take Geometry unless they have taken Algebra I in middle school (Stevenson et al, 1994). Similarly, enrollment in courses like English I Honors or below grade level English is usually based on test score performance or teacher recommendations (Gamoran, 1992).…”
Section: Dependencies In Course-takingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…žáků z rodin s nižšími příjmy, příslušníků minorit aj.). K obdobným zjištěním dospěly také navazující výzkumy (Stevenson, Schiller, & Schneider, 1994;Muthén et al, 1995;Gamoran et al, 1997 aj.). …”
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