2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-23162-0_13
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Transition and Development from Lower Secondary to Upper Secondary School

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“…To describe educational pathways through secondary school, school children were drawn in 2010, when they were in grade 5 (about age 11), which is immediately after the transition from elementary school to secondary school in most German federal states (Skopek, Pink and Bela, ). According to the sampling frame based on all schools in Germany, 300 schools from different secondary school tracks (lower track, intermediate track and academic track), as well as comprehensive schools and schools for students with special educational needs were selected to collect information on more than 6,000 students (Fabian et al ). In 2012, a refreshment sample of more than 2,000 additional students in grade 7 was drawn.…”
Section: Starting Cohorts Of the Nepsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To describe educational pathways through secondary school, school children were drawn in 2010, when they were in grade 5 (about age 11), which is immediately after the transition from elementary school to secondary school in most German federal states (Skopek, Pink and Bela, ). According to the sampling frame based on all schools in Germany, 300 schools from different secondary school tracks (lower track, intermediate track and academic track), as well as comprehensive schools and schools for students with special educational needs were selected to collect information on more than 6,000 students (Fabian et al ). In 2012, a refreshment sample of more than 2,000 additional students in grade 7 was drawn.…”
Section: Starting Cohorts Of the Nepsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The data collection comprised competence tests in several domains: language, mathematics, science and meta‐competences, such as ICT competence and cognitive problem‐solving ability (Fabian et al ). Students themselves completed a paper‐and‐pencil (PAPI) questionnaire, and their parents were asked about the home context via CATI interviews.…”
Section: Starting Cohorts Of the Nepsmentioning
confidence: 99%