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Table 2 Country-level absolute measures of inequality and rankings

From: Does early tracking affect learning inequalities? Revisiting difference-in-differences modeling strategies with international assessments

 

Original scores

Country rankings

SD1

SD2

F-gap1

F-gap 2

SD1

SD2

F-gap 1

F-gap 2

Tracked

67.2 (12.4)

97.3 (9.5)

83.5 (19.2)

134.5 (22.3)

11.3 (7.9)

15.5 (6.5)

13.0 (7.3)

16.3 (5.9)

Untracked

69.5 (9.4)

90.3 (6.1)

83.4 (22.4)

114.0 (13.5)

13.7 (6.3)

9.5 (6.7)

12.0 (7.1)

8.7 (6.1)

  1. Standard deviations in parenthesis. Rank: 1 = smallest, N = largest
  2. Under the heading F-gap1 and F-gap2 we report results relative to the effect of tracking on the difference between tertiary educated parents with the largest number of books and no tertiary educated parents with the lowest number of books: F-gap = [ln(500) × \(c_{1}\) + \(c_{2}\)] − ln(5) × \(c_{1}\)