Research Article
More Private Schools for Nonnative Students? Migrant Performance in Private Schools of Differing National Contexts
Table 4
Research hypotheses: effects on competencies in mathematics and reading.
| Level I: individual | |
| Test language not spoken at home (migrant) | − | Gender (female) for mathematics | − | Gender (female) for reading | + | Highest socioeconomic status of parents (HISEI) | + | Cultural capital: number of books at home | + | Age | + |
| Level II: school context | |
| Private school (independent) | + | Private school (gov. dependent) | + | Proportion of girls at school | + | Community size | +/− | Proportion of migrants at school | − | Proportion of parents with tertiary education | + | School size | + | Proportion of certified teachers | + | Student-teacher ratio | − |
| Level III: country | |
| Gross national income per capita (GNP) | + | Income inequality: GINI index | − |
| Cross-level effects | |
| GINIprivate schools (both types) | + | Gross national income per capita (GNP)private schools (both types) | − | Private schools (both types)migrant | + |
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