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Achievement data from two large-scale assessments of 2010 and 2015.

Description

This example data set contains fictional achievement scores of 11637 students from three countries and two times of measurement in two domains (reading and listening comprehension) in the long format. The data set contains nested multiple imputed plausible values of achievement scores as well as some demographic variables. Illustrating trend analyses, data from two fictional time points (2010 and 2015) are included.

The data set can be used for several illustration purposes. For example, if only multiple imputation should be considered (without nesting), simply use only cases from the first nest (by subsetting). If only one time of measurement should be considered (i.e., without any trend analyses), simply choose only cases from 2010 or 2015. If only reading or listening should be considered, choose the desired domain by subsetting according to the domain column.

Usage

data(lsa)

Format

'data.frame': 77322 obs. of 25 variables

year

Year of evaluation

idstud

individual student identification

idclass

class identifier

wgt

Total case weight

L2wgt

School weight (level 2 weight)

L1wgt

Student weight (level 1 weight)

jkzone

jackknifing zone (jk2)

jkrep

jackknife replicate

imp

Number of imputation

nest

Number of nest (for nested imputation only)

country

The country an examinee stems from

sex

student's sex

ses

student's socio-economical status

mig

student's migration background

domain

The domain the corresponding score belongs to

score

student's achievement score (corresponding to the domain reading or listening, and to the imputation 1, 2, or 3)

comp

student's competence level

failMin

dichotomous indicator whether the student fails to fulfill the minimal standard

passReg

dichotomous indicator whether the student fulfills at least the regular standard

passOpt

dichotomous indicator whether the student fulfills the optimal standard

leSore

linking error of each student's achievement score

leComp

linking error of each student's competence level

leFailMin

linking error of each student's indicator of failing to fulfill the minimal standard

lePassReg

linking error of each student's indicator of fulfilling the regular standard

lePassOpt

linking error of each student's indicator of fulfilling the optimal standard

Source

Simulated data


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