We conduct a study under 2,400 third grade students at three large secondary comprehensive schools to evaluate a gifted … tracks at different schools) to get difference-in-differences (DD) estimates for all students above the admission cutoff …. Second, we use the GT admission rule to get regression discontinuity (RD) estimates for students near the admission cutoff …

today's students. The educational expansion was a demand shock in the labor market of teachers, which could have thus …-affected teacher with an educational expansion teacher leads to a 2 percent reduction in students' test scores. Explorative analyses …

increased for students with parental migration background. Taken together, these findings suggest that moving to a compressed … high-school curriculum did not compromise and benefited, on average, students' cognitive skills. However, they also raise …

that small increases in shared computer access, one more computer per 40 students, can produce large increases in digital …

that small increases in shared computer access, one more computer per 40 students, can produce large increases in digital …

and environment, impacting students' efforts. Using two rich administrative data sets and a rule of admission at one top … and labour market outcomes. The rule creates two potential effects on students: peer and ranking effects. The last student … analyses separately for affirmative action students and regular students. The main results suggest that affirmative action …

that small increases in shared computer access, one more computer per 40 students, can produce large increases in digital …

that small increases in shared computer access, one more computer per 40 students, can produce large increases in digital …

We examine the role of teachers and students in the formation of grade 12 test scores in public schools in Delhi. There …