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Class size versus class composition: What matters for learning in East Africa?
Sam Jones
Department of Economics
Development Economics Research Group (DERG)
Development Economics Research Group
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What Matters
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Class Size
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Class Composition
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East Africa
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Low-income Countries
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Skill Acquisition
50%
Policy Intervention
50%
Negative Effects
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Large Class Size
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Academic Redshirting
50%
Grade Repetition
50%
Microdata
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Peer Effects
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Endogeneity Bias
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School Quality
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Omitted Variables
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Overaging
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Score Data
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Fixed Effects
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Social Sciences
Class Size
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East Africa
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Skill Acquisition
33%
Peer Effect
33%
Low Income
33%
Grade Repetition
33%
Psychology
Skill Acquisition
100%
Endogeneity
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Peer Effect
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