2011
DOI: 10.1080/01442872.2011.601215
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Parental choice of primary school in England: what types of school do different types of familyreallyhave available to them?

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“…Crucially, if treatment selection is most strongly associated with individual-level factors rather than school-level ones, and these are not adequately controlled for in the model, then the advantages of the FE approach are lost: both the RE and FE models will give biased results because the regression assumption fails. The importance of individuallevel selection in educational research is illustrated by Burgess et al (2011), who study the factors affecting the school choices made by parents in England. The dominant factors affecting their decisions were found to be: (a) proximity to school; (b) a sibling attends the same school; (c) family members or friends attend the same school; (d) school reputation; and (e) childcare facilities offered.…”
Section: Policy-relevant Inference and Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Crucially, if treatment selection is most strongly associated with individual-level factors rather than school-level ones, and these are not adequately controlled for in the model, then the advantages of the FE approach are lost: both the RE and FE models will give biased results because the regression assumption fails. The importance of individuallevel selection in educational research is illustrated by Burgess et al (2011), who study the factors affecting the school choices made by parents in England. The dominant factors affecting their decisions were found to be: (a) proximity to school; (b) a sibling attends the same school; (c) family members or friends attend the same school; (d) school reputation; and (e) childcare facilities offered.…”
Section: Policy-relevant Inference and Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lze doložit, že lépe situovaní rodiče majoritního etnika si obvykle vybírají častěji a volí kvalitnější školy [Butler et al 2013]. Navíc se ukazuje, že pokud si školy mohou vybrat, které žáky přijmou přednostně, volí spíše žáky z rodin s lepším socioekonomickým statusem [Burgess et al 2011]. Tímto způsobem pak možnost výběru školy spíše přispívá ke zvyšování nerovnosti kvůli tomu, že dochází k rozdělování žáků do škol na základě jejich socioekonomického statusu nebo etnika, a stává se mechanizmem, který podporuje výhody těch, kteří je měli na začátku díky tomu, že se narodili do rodin s lepším socioekonomickým zázemím [Echols, McPherson, Willms 1990].…”
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“…Τα πορίσματα των ερευνών κατέδειξαν ότι οι γονείς δεν επιλέγουν πάντα με κριτήρια απόλυτα μαθησιακά ή διδακτικών καινοτόμων δράσεων που εφαρμόζουν τα σχολεία και ότι δεν είναι πάντα όλοι ικανοί να αξιολογήσουν ένα "καλό σχολείο". Επιλέγουν με πολλαπλά κριτήρια, ακόμη και εάν προέρχονται από διαφορετικά κοινωνικο-οικονομικά επίπεδα (Burgess, Greaves, Vignoles & Wilson, 2009) και με βάση την αίσθηση που έχουν για την ταυτότητά τους (Butler, 1995•Massey, 1995. Βασικό κριτήριο επιλογής αποτελεί η εγγύτητα και η απόσταση του σπιτιού από το σχολείο (Burgess, Greaves, Vignoles & Wilson, 2009˙Gibbons & Silva, 2009, η γεωγραφική κινητικότητα έχει στενή σχέση και με την κοινωνική κινητικότητα (Βutler & van Zanten, 2007).…”
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