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Gender and Migration Background in Intergenerational Educational Mobility. Policy Paper no 11Schneebaum, Alyssa, Rumplmaier, Bernhard, Altzinger, Wilfried 02 1900 (has links) (PDF)
We employ 2011 European Union Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) data for Austria to perform Markovian mobility matrix analysis and uni- and multivariate econometric analysis to study intergenerational educational mobility by gender and migration background. We find that
the educational attainment of girls and migrants relative to their parents is less mobile than for boys and natives. Further, the immobility of educational attainment is enhanced by the intersection of these identities: migrant girls are the least educationally mobile group and are especially likely to follow their mothers 19 educational footsteps, while native boys are the most mobile, especially compared to their mothers. / Series: WWWforEurope
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Gender and Migration Background in Intergenerational Educational MobilitySchneebaum, Alyssa, Rumplmaier, Bernhard, Altzinger, Wilfried 10 1900 (has links) (PDF)
We employ 2011 European Union Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) data for
Austria to perform Markovian mobility matrix analysis and uni- and multivariate econometric analysis
to study intergenerational educational mobility by gender and migration background. We find that
the educational attainment of girls and migrants relative to their parents is less mobile than for boys
and natives. Further, the immobility of educational attainment is enhanced by the intersection of these
identities: migrant girls are the least educationally mobile group and are especially likely to follow their
mothers 19 educational footsteps, while native boys are the most mobile, especially compared to their mothers. (authors' abstract) / Series: Department of Economics Working Paper Series
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Intergenerational socioeconomic mobility in Germany : How does it affect the educational attainment for second generation immigrant daughters?Peric, Emina January 2023 (has links)
The aim of this thesis was to study the intergenerational socioeconomic mobility of second generation immigrant daughters in Germany, by measuring how the parents’ educational level affect their children’s education. By adding a gender equality index to the dataset, the aim was to create a more nuanced interpretation of the results, including how cultural views in the parents’ source country can affect the parental investments. The results imply that daughters seem to have a lower intergenerational mobility, in line with previous research. When interacting a gender equality index variable with the parents’ educational level the results suggested that a high educated father from a country with high gender equality will increase both his son’s and daughter’s educational attainment. On the other hand, a high educated mother from a country with high gender equality will instead decrease her son’s educational level. Furthermore, another interaction variable was generated to translate how the parents’ educational level affects second generation immigrant children but failed to produce estimates on a statistically significant level. Nonetheless, it is important to notice that the results implied that both sons and daughters have a lower educational level than their fathers, and that daughters have a lower educational attainment than their mothers. This suggests that second generation immigrant children do not outperform their parents, as previous research suggests.
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Family Matters: Operationalization of Intergenerational Educational BackgroundWarnick, Elizabeth 24 June 2013 (has links) (PDF)
This study seeks to replicate and extend Roksa and Potter's (2011) analysis of the association between intergenerational family background and academic outcomes by utilizing the Education Longitudinal Study of 2002 to examine alternative methods for operationalizing maternal educational background. Results indicate a positive association between maternal upward mobility and adolescent academic achievement. Measures of mobility affect adolescent achievement even when controlling for both mother's and maternal grandmother's educational attainment. Future research should examine the differential impact of extreme mobility, specifically downward mobility, on adolescent academic outcomes.
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O sistema educacional equitativo e o background familiar: evidências para as microrregiões brasileiras em 2000 e 2010Santana, Fernanda Leite 02 March 2012 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2012-03-02 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / The present dissertation aims to evaluate the supply of educational public services at basic education and high school on the Brazilian micro-regions between 2000 and 2010, as well as to investigate its relation with the intergenerational educational mobility. For this purpose, two complementary empirical strategies were applied to the school census data and to the demographic census. In the first one, by using the Data Envelopment Analysis, the Educational Coverage Index (ICE) will be estimated based on the Puig-Junoy (1999) approach, to identify regions with efficient educational coverage, as well as those with relative deficits. Through georeferencing, it appears that the level of educational coverage of high school showed up better than in elementary school. Furthermore, investigating the incomes of local scales, it appears that both educational strata in the majority of the analyzed micro-regions reached diminishing returns. In the second part, devoted to investigate whether a more favorable environment for investment in human capital afforded by a better education supply, can minimize the effects of intergenerational persistence, indicate at first, that this can reduce the influence of illiterate parents in the decision to invest in human capital as well as reduce educational inequalities in terms of country and region. Besides that, the obtained results from the econometric model developed by Ferreira and Veloso (2003) suggest that the improvement in the public supply tends to create opportunities while reducing the intergenerational persistence and thus provide an improvement in intergenerational educational mobility. / A presente dissertação tem a finalidade de avaliar a oferta dos serviços públicos educacionais no ensino fundamental e médio das microrregiões brasileiras no período de 2000 e 2010, bem como investigar as suas relações com a mobilidade intergeracional educacional. Para tanto, emprega-se duas estratégias empíricas complementares aplicadas aos dados do Censo Escolar e dos Censos Demográficos. Na primeira, por meio da Análise Envoltória de Dados, estimar-se-á o Índice de Cobertura Educacional (ICE), baseado na abordagem de Puig-Junoy (1999), para identificar as regiões com eficiente cobertura educacional, bem como aquelas que apresentem relativos déficits. Através do georeferenciamento, verifica-se que o nível de cobertura educacional do ensino médio apresentou-se melhor do que no ensino fundamental. Além disso, investigam-se os rendimentos de escalas locais e constata-se que ambos os estratos educacionais na maioria das microrregiões analisadas alcançaram rendimentos decrescentes. Na segunda parte, dedicada a averiguar se um ambiente mais favorável para o investimento em capital humano propiciado por uma melhor oferta educacional pode minimizar os efeitos da persistência intergeracional, indicam, a priori, que este pode diminuir a influência dos pais analfabetos na decisão de investir em capital humano, bem como reduzir desigualdades educacionais em termos de país e região. Além disso, os resultados obtidos a partir do modelo econométrico desenvolvido por Ferreira e Veloso (2003) sugerem que a melhora da oferta pública tende a gerar oportunidades ao reduzir a persistência intergeracional e, consequentemente, proporcionar uma melhoria na mobilidade intergeracional educacional.
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Desigualdade regional de renda e migrações : mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda no BrasilNetto Junior, José Luis da Silva January 2008 (has links)
A presente tese tem como objetivo analisar as relações entre as variáveis educacionais e a desigualdade de renda no Brasil e suas repercussões no que se refere a mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda. O objetivo específico é o de verificar como a mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda se diferencia regionalmente e de que modo se distingue entre os migrantes e não migrantes. Os resultados sugerem que a desigualdade de renda e de capital humano têm uma relação positiva não linear. Nas áreas onde o indicador de desigualdade de capital humano é maior, a influência dos pais nos mais baixos estratos educacionais é grande se comparado as regiões onde a desigualdade educacional é mais baixa. De um modo geral, nas regiões e estados mais pobres, os pais menos qualificados têm maior influência sobre a trajetória educacional de seus filhos. Em paralelo na região onde os estados têm os mais altos indicadores de desigualdade educacional apresenta a menor mobilidade de renda dentre as regiões analisadas. Os pais migrantes com baixa escolaridade têm uma influência menor sobre a educação dos seus filhos que seus equivalentes nas áreas de origem. E por último, os migrantes têm uma mobilidade de renda maior que a população de suas áreas de origem o que sugere uma seletividade positiva destes. / This thesis aims to analyze the relationship between educational variables and income inequality in Brazil and its repercussion related to educational and income mobility. The specific goal is to verify how the income mobility and human capital accumulation behave considering the regional differences in Brazil and migrant and native population. The results show a non-linear and positive relationship between income and human capital inequality. In the areas where the human capital inequality is higher, parents with no schooling have more influence than in the places where educational inequality is lower. At same time, the income mobility is higher in the Center and Southeast regions e lower in Northeast. The migrant parents with low schooling have less influence over the child schooling in comparison with the equivalents in their origin region. population has higher income mobility than non-migrant.
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Desigualdade regional de renda e migrações : mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda no BrasilNetto Junior, José Luis da Silva January 2008 (has links)
A presente tese tem como objetivo analisar as relações entre as variáveis educacionais e a desigualdade de renda no Brasil e suas repercussões no que se refere a mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda. O objetivo específico é o de verificar como a mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda se diferencia regionalmente e de que modo se distingue entre os migrantes e não migrantes. Os resultados sugerem que a desigualdade de renda e de capital humano têm uma relação positiva não linear. Nas áreas onde o indicador de desigualdade de capital humano é maior, a influência dos pais nos mais baixos estratos educacionais é grande se comparado as regiões onde a desigualdade educacional é mais baixa. De um modo geral, nas regiões e estados mais pobres, os pais menos qualificados têm maior influência sobre a trajetória educacional de seus filhos. Em paralelo na região onde os estados têm os mais altos indicadores de desigualdade educacional apresenta a menor mobilidade de renda dentre as regiões analisadas. Os pais migrantes com baixa escolaridade têm uma influência menor sobre a educação dos seus filhos que seus equivalentes nas áreas de origem. E por último, os migrantes têm uma mobilidade de renda maior que a população de suas áreas de origem o que sugere uma seletividade positiva destes. / This thesis aims to analyze the relationship between educational variables and income inequality in Brazil and its repercussion related to educational and income mobility. The specific goal is to verify how the income mobility and human capital accumulation behave considering the regional differences in Brazil and migrant and native population. The results show a non-linear and positive relationship between income and human capital inequality. In the areas where the human capital inequality is higher, parents with no schooling have more influence than in the places where educational inequality is lower. At same time, the income mobility is higher in the Center and Southeast regions e lower in Northeast. The migrant parents with low schooling have less influence over the child schooling in comparison with the equivalents in their origin region. population has higher income mobility than non-migrant.
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Dinâmica intergeracional educacional no brasil: um estudo sobre as famílias migrantes, seletividade e efeitos do ambienteSousa, Ramailda Batista de 10 April 2012 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2012-04-10 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / The main objective of this study is to analyse the dynamics of intergenerational educational mobility in Brazil comparing the families of migrants and nonmigrants of the main regions of origin and destination of migration, in 2000. For this purpose, we used the 2000 Census microdata from the IBGE. Empirical analysis was separated into two parts. First we used the Markov transition matrices to measure the degree of intergenerational persistence, and the second time an employee has been ordered logit model in order to estimate the main determinants of intergenerational educational mobility. The results show that the degree of mobility is higher for migrant families compared to families native to the region of origin and destination region. It appears that the effect is significant family influence on the rate of accumulation of human capital of children. However, when families flock to areas where the local effect is less severe than the overall effect or external, the persistence of parents with lower levels of schooling becomes smaller. This could be linked to the fact that the family would have better educational opportunities, since the places of destination would be better offer of public services, compared to the birthplace. / O principal objetivo deste estudo é analisar a dinâmica da mobilidade intergeracional educacional no Brasil comparando as famílias migrantes e não migrantes das principais regiões de destino e de origem da migração, no ano de 2000. Para tanto, foram utilizados os microdados do Censo Demográfico 2000 do IBGE. A análise empírica foi separada em duas partes. Primeiro utilizou-se as matrizes de transição de Markov para medir o grau de persistência intergeracional e, no segundo momento, foi empregado um modelo logit ordenado com o intuito de estimar os principais determinantes da mobilidade intergeracional educacional. Os resultados apontam que o grau de mobilidade é maior para as famílias migrantes, quando comparadas às famílias nativas da região de origem e da região de destino. Verifica-se que o efeito familiar tem expressiva influência sobre o ritmo de acumulação de capital humano dos filhos. No entanto, quando as famílias migram para áreas onde o efeito local tem menor intensidade que o efeito global ou externo, a persistência educacional de pais com níveis mais baixos de escolaridade se torna menor. Isso poderia estar associado ao fato de que a família teria melhores oportunidades educacionais, uma vez que nos locais de destino haveria uma oferta melhor de serviços públicos, quando comparado ao local de nascimento.
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Desigualdade regional de renda e migrações : mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda no BrasilNetto Junior, José Luis da Silva January 2008 (has links)
A presente tese tem como objetivo analisar as relações entre as variáveis educacionais e a desigualdade de renda no Brasil e suas repercussões no que se refere a mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda. O objetivo específico é o de verificar como a mobilidade intergeracional educacional e intrageracional de renda se diferencia regionalmente e de que modo se distingue entre os migrantes e não migrantes. Os resultados sugerem que a desigualdade de renda e de capital humano têm uma relação positiva não linear. Nas áreas onde o indicador de desigualdade de capital humano é maior, a influência dos pais nos mais baixos estratos educacionais é grande se comparado as regiões onde a desigualdade educacional é mais baixa. De um modo geral, nas regiões e estados mais pobres, os pais menos qualificados têm maior influência sobre a trajetória educacional de seus filhos. Em paralelo na região onde os estados têm os mais altos indicadores de desigualdade educacional apresenta a menor mobilidade de renda dentre as regiões analisadas. Os pais migrantes com baixa escolaridade têm uma influência menor sobre a educação dos seus filhos que seus equivalentes nas áreas de origem. E por último, os migrantes têm uma mobilidade de renda maior que a população de suas áreas de origem o que sugere uma seletividade positiva destes. / This thesis aims to analyze the relationship between educational variables and income inequality in Brazil and its repercussion related to educational and income mobility. The specific goal is to verify how the income mobility and human capital accumulation behave considering the regional differences in Brazil and migrant and native population. The results show a non-linear and positive relationship between income and human capital inequality. In the areas where the human capital inequality is higher, parents with no schooling have more influence than in the places where educational inequality is lower. At same time, the income mobility is higher in the Center and Southeast regions e lower in Northeast. The migrant parents with low schooling have less influence over the child schooling in comparison with the equivalents in their origin region. population has higher income mobility than non-migrant.
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Vysokoškolské studium bez titulu - fenomén drop-out v kontextu masifikace / University studies without a title - drop-out phenomenon in the context of massificationVotavová, Barbora January 2012 (has links)
Barbora Votavová ISS FSV UK Diploma thesis abstract University career without a degree - drop-out phenomenon in the context of university education massification The thesis focuses on the phenomenon of not finishing university in the context of masification of tertiary education and changign character of labour market. Unlike educational reproduction and mobility, that is often studied in Czech context, only a couple of texts focus on the phenomenon of not finishing. This text therefore tries to open this topic by analyzing experiences and narration of those who leave university before getting a degree. Based on interviews with drop-outs, it searches for the specific aspects of their educational trajectories. It attempts to reconstruct the meanings that they ascribe various parts, moments and characteristics of their own educational trajectories. The thesis searches answers to basic questions about the significance and meaning of education, trajectories and aspects influencing the specific shape of the trajectory and identify areas that are relevant for the drop-out topic. Original data are analyzed in the broader context in which the trajectories take place - the context of dynamic and changing labour market and changing character of universities, and interpreted in the context of existing drop-out...
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