Microeconomic factors affecting success in education: An example of Nazilli YGS
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This study investigates the microeconomic factors affecting educational achievement or success. In the research, data set has been composed of data gathered from student surveys. In this context , survey has been applied to 1227 12th graders in Nazilli city center. In view of the usage of cross-sectional analysis and the number of non quantitative variables ,multiple regression analysis has been applied. According to the indications acquaired as the result of analysis , the income of parents has a positive effect on educational achievement. The increase in educational level of parents also boosts success. Besides , attending private courses and studying longer hours at home stimulate success. On the other hand , the increase in the hours of using computers , internet and social media decrease educational success. By enabling the proper usage of IT tools , efficiency obtained from these tools and the promotion of educational success has been made as policy recommendations.
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Fuat Şenol
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Fuat Şenol (Master Thesis). Microeconomic factors affecting success in education: An example of Nazilli YGS, 2015, Aydın Adnan Menderes University.
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