Understanding the Gaps in Postsecondary Education Participation Based on Income and Place of Birth : The role of high school course selection and performance / Martin D. Dooley, A. Abigail Payne and Leslie Robb.


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DC Title
Understanding the Gaps in Postsecondary Education Participation Based on Income and Place of Birth : The role of high school course selection and performance / Martin D. Dooley, A. Abigail Payne and Leslie Robb.
Jurisdiction
Ontario
Language
DC Creator
Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario,issuing body.
Dooley, Martin D.,author.
Payne, A. Abigail,author.
Robb, Leslie,author.
ID
ONT339169
DC Type
software, multimedia
Bibtype
m
DC Description
"We use data for a large sample of Ontario students who are observed over five years from their initial entry into high school to study differences in postsecondary education participation. The students are grouped by average neighbourhood income and birthplace (Canadian or foreign-born). We find substantial differences in the allocation of students based on their performance in Grade 9 courses and the types of PSE participation within achievement groupings."--Executive Summary.
Accompanied by: Appendicies.
Includes bibliographical references.
"We use data for a large sample of Ontario students who are observed over five years from their initial entry into high school to study differences in postsecondary education participation. The students are grouped by average neighbourhood income and birthplace (Canadian or foreign-born). We find substantial differences in the allocation of students based on their performance in Grade 9 courses and the types of PSE participation within achievement groupings."--Executive Summary.
rss-170404
I
2017
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DC Subject
College attendance Economic aspects Ontario.
College students Ontario.
Postsecondary education Ontario.
High school students Ontario.
High schools Curricula Ontario.