Table 6.

Parental investments and secondary schools

 (1)(2)
Panel A: parental time investments
|$\quad$| Number of parents attending parents evening0.248***-0.167
 0.0330.102
|$\quad$| Special meeting with teacher about child-0.119***0.053
 0.0180.062
|$\quad$| Frequency of talking with child’s teacher-0.215***0.170
 0.0410.129
|$\quad$| Involved in child’s school life0.028-0.114
 0.0340.110
|$\quad$| Index of parental school involvement-0.224***0.042
 0.0860.146
Panel B: parental financial investments
|$\quad$| Paying for any out of school tuition0.148***-0.066
 0.0180.062
|$\quad$| Paying for out of school tuition by subject-0.029***-0.007
 0.0060.026
Panel C: sorting to secondary by subject value added
|$\quad$| Unconditional value added|$\it 0.365^{***}$|-0.002
 0.0160.009
|$\quad$| Conditional value added|$\it 0.367^{***}$|-0.002
 0.0160.010
|$\quad$| Cubic in age 11 test scores (excluding panel A)|$\surd$|
|$\quad$| Primary SSC effects|$\surd$||$\surd$|
 (1)(2)
Panel A: parental time investments
|$\quad$| Number of parents attending parents evening0.248***-0.167
 0.0330.102
|$\quad$| Special meeting with teacher about child-0.119***0.053
 0.0180.062
|$\quad$| Frequency of talking with child’s teacher-0.215***0.170
 0.0410.129
|$\quad$| Involved in child’s school life0.028-0.114
 0.0340.110
|$\quad$| Index of parental school involvement-0.224***0.042
 0.0860.146
Panel B: parental financial investments
|$\quad$| Paying for any out of school tuition0.148***-0.066
 0.0180.062
|$\quad$| Paying for out of school tuition by subject-0.029***-0.007
 0.0060.026
Panel C: sorting to secondary by subject value added
|$\quad$| Unconditional value added|$\it 0.365^{***}$|-0.002
 0.0160.009
|$\quad$| Conditional value added|$\it 0.367^{***}$|-0.002
 0.0160.010
|$\quad$| Cubic in age 11 test scores (excluding panel A)|$\surd$|
|$\quad$| Primary SSC effects|$\surd$||$\surd$|

Notes: Results obtained from 18 separate regressions. Regressions in Panels A and B are based on 11,558 student observations and 34,674 student-subject observations from the LSYPE sample. For descriptives, see Table 2. Regressions from Panel C use the main sample. Secondary school subject specific value added is calculated in terms of age-11 to 14 growth in test score percentiles recovered from a secondary school subject fixed effect. These fixed effects have been standardised to mean zero and standard deviation one. Cohort effects are not included because the LSYPE data is only available for one cohort. Standard errors in parentheses and clustered at the secondary school level (796/3800), Significance levels *** 1%,** 5%, * 10%.

Table 6.

Parental investments and secondary schools

 (1)(2)
Panel A: parental time investments
|$\quad$| Number of parents attending parents evening0.248***-0.167
 0.0330.102
|$\quad$| Special meeting with teacher about child-0.119***0.053
 0.0180.062
|$\quad$| Frequency of talking with child’s teacher-0.215***0.170
 0.0410.129
|$\quad$| Involved in child’s school life0.028-0.114
 0.0340.110
|$\quad$| Index of parental school involvement-0.224***0.042
 0.0860.146
Panel B: parental financial investments
|$\quad$| Paying for any out of school tuition0.148***-0.066
 0.0180.062
|$\quad$| Paying for out of school tuition by subject-0.029***-0.007
 0.0060.026
Panel C: sorting to secondary by subject value added
|$\quad$| Unconditional value added|$\it 0.365^{***}$|-0.002
 0.0160.009
|$\quad$| Conditional value added|$\it 0.367^{***}$|-0.002
 0.0160.010
|$\quad$| Cubic in age 11 test scores (excluding panel A)|$\surd$|
|$\quad$| Primary SSC effects|$\surd$||$\surd$|
 (1)(2)
Panel A: parental time investments
|$\quad$| Number of parents attending parents evening0.248***-0.167
 0.0330.102
|$\quad$| Special meeting with teacher about child-0.119***0.053
 0.0180.062
|$\quad$| Frequency of talking with child’s teacher-0.215***0.170
 0.0410.129
|$\quad$| Involved in child’s school life0.028-0.114
 0.0340.110
|$\quad$| Index of parental school involvement-0.224***0.042
 0.0860.146
Panel B: parental financial investments
|$\quad$| Paying for any out of school tuition0.148***-0.066
 0.0180.062
|$\quad$| Paying for out of school tuition by subject-0.029***-0.007
 0.0060.026
Panel C: sorting to secondary by subject value added
|$\quad$| Unconditional value added|$\it 0.365^{***}$|-0.002
 0.0160.009
|$\quad$| Conditional value added|$\it 0.367^{***}$|-0.002
 0.0160.010
|$\quad$| Cubic in age 11 test scores (excluding panel A)|$\surd$|
|$\quad$| Primary SSC effects|$\surd$||$\surd$|

Notes: Results obtained from 18 separate regressions. Regressions in Panels A and B are based on 11,558 student observations and 34,674 student-subject observations from the LSYPE sample. For descriptives, see Table 2. Regressions from Panel C use the main sample. Secondary school subject specific value added is calculated in terms of age-11 to 14 growth in test score percentiles recovered from a secondary school subject fixed effect. These fixed effects have been standardised to mean zero and standard deviation one. Cohort effects are not included because the LSYPE data is only available for one cohort. Standard errors in parentheses and clustered at the secondary school level (796/3800), Significance levels *** 1%,** 5%, * 10%.

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