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Construction and Application of SACMEQ School Resources : Portray of School Systems Based on the Rasch Scaling Technique [PDF]

open access: yes国際教育協力論集, 2007
A School Resources Index (SRI) was constructed using the Rasch scaling technique. Data were from the pooled school resource items that were collected from pupils, teachers, and school heads derived from two sub-regional studies undertaken by Southern and Eastern Consortium for Monitoring Educational Quality (SACMEQ) in 1995 and 2000.
Saito, Mioko
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The Impact of Large-Scale International Assessments: A Case Study of How the Ministry of Education in Namibia Used SACMEQ Assessments to Improve Learning Outcomes

Research in Comparative and International Education, 2013
This article highlights the rationale for Namibia's participation in three studies which were conducted under the auspices of the Southern and Eastern Africa Consortium for Monitoring Educational Quality (SACMEQ) during the period 1995–2007. The article provides some of the innovative ways in which the results of the first (SACMEQ I, 1995) and second (
Demus K. Makuwa, Jan Maarse
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Regional Studies in Non-Western Countries, and the Case of SACMEQ

Springer International Handbooks of Education, 2022
Sarah Howie
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東南部アフリカ諸国における数学学力と言語的な側面の関連性について : 読解力に焦点を当てたSACMEQ Ⅱ・Ⅲの二次分析から <研究論文> [PDF]

open access: yes国際教育協力論集, 2014
This study reveals the relationship between students’ mathematics achievement and linguistic aspects including their reading achievement from a viewpoint of cross-national comparisons by making secondary analysis of SACMEQ II and SACMEQ III data set. In order to achieve this the objective, two statistical methodologies were employed: 1) the analysis of
Watanabe, Koji
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A Preliminary Analysis of SACMEQ III South Africa [PDF]

open access: possible, 2011
The many and varied links between student socio-economic status and educational outcomes have been well documented in the South African economics of education literature. The strong legacy of apartheid and the consequent correlation between education and wealth have meant that, generally speaking, poorer students perform worse academically. The present
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Human Resource Inputs and Educational Outcomes in Botswana’s Schools: Evidence from SACMEQ and TIMMS [PDF]

open access: possible, 2010
This study explores the important relationship between policy variables that represent a school’s human resources and product variables in the form of student performance in Botswana’s schools. A focus of particular interest is if the teaching environment is related to student success and whether it can promote equity in learning between students from ...
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