Who is missing from higher education?
By Stephen Gorard. 2008
93 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Education
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- Serious doubts about school effectiveness (2010, unknown): “Since the dataset used for this purpose does not, in fact, contain data for all households this means that all IDACI scores have an error component due to missing data over and above any errors in measuring household income (Gorard, 2008a ).”
- Exploring social patterns of participation in university-entrance level mathematics in England (2009, unknown): “In Gorard’s (2008) recent analysis of participation in”
- Who Is Eligible for Free School Meals? Characterising Free School Meals as a Measure of Disadvantage in England. (2012, background): “…faced by all analyses using social class or equivalents are just some of the most obvious areas where compromises and judgements are needed, on a scale that means different results from different analyses are often simply the result of different decisions taken by the analysts (Gorard, 2008).”