Learning outcomes of children aged 12 in Ethiopia: A comparison of two cohorts

The paper examines inequality of learning outcomes among children of the same age (age 12) but seven years apart – in 2006 and 2013. It employs statistical analysis and uses data from the Young Lives Older Cohort who were aged 12 in 2006 (Round 2 of the Young Lives survey) and the Younger Cohort who...

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Main Authors: Woldehanna, T, Gebremedhin, A
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Published: Young Lives 2016
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description The paper examines inequality of learning outcomes among children of the same age (age 12) but seven years apart – in 2006 and 2013. It employs statistical analysis and uses data from the Young Lives Older Cohort who were aged 12 in 2006 (Round 2 of the Young Lives survey) and the Younger Cohort who were aged 12 in 2013 (Round 4), focusing on the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (PPVT), mathematics and common reading test results. Changes in test scores for the PPVT, mathematics and reading items were disaggregated by gender, location, region, caregiver education, and whether children attended private or government school. We calculated which groups were showing declining or improving levels of learning more and tried to test the significance statistically.
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title Learning outcomes of children aged 12 in Ethiopia: A comparison of two cohorts
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