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Student Achievement Trajectories in Ontario: Creating and validating a province-wide, multi-cohort and longitudinal database

Abstract

Introduction: Longitudinal data that tracks student achievement over many years are crucial for understanding children's learning and for guiding effective policies and interventions. Despite being Canada's most populous province, Ontario lacks such large-scale and longitudinal data on student learning. Linking datasets across cohorts requires rigorous linkage protocols, flexible handling of complex cohort structures, methods to validate linked …

Authors

Sinclair J; Davies S; Janus M

Journal

International Journal for Population Data Science, Vol. 8, No. 1,

Publisher

Swansea University

DOI

10.23889/ijpds.v8i1.1843

ISSN

2399-4908