The evolution of cognitive skills inequalities by socioeconomic status across Canada: Evidence from the seven PISA (2000-2018) surveys

Auteurs: Haeck Catherine et Lefebvre, Pierre

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Type	Article de journal
Auteur	Haeck Catherine et Lefebvre, Pierre
Année de pulication	2021
Titre	The evolution of cognitive skills inequalities by socioeconomic status across Canada: Evidence from the seven PISA (2000-2018) surveys
Nom du Journal	Canadian Public Policy
Langue de publication	Anglais

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Données utilisées

Programme international pour le suivi des acquis des élèves

Enquêtes transversales, Répété (2009 À 2012)

PISA

Centre(s) de données de recherche

CIQSS (UQAM-INRS)

UQAM

Réseau canadien des Centres de données de recherche

The evolution of cognitive skills inequalities by socioeconomic status across Canada: Evidence from the seven PISA (2000-2018) surveys

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Publications connexes

Lori J. Curtis et Kate Rybczynski (2014).

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Michael J. Kottelenberg et Steven F. Lehrer (2013).

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Lori J. Curtis et Kate Rybczynski (2014).

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Janice Keefe, Jacques Légaré, et Y. Carrière (2007).

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Golnaz Sedigh, Rose Anne Devlin, et Gilles Grenier (2017).

Are Québecers more stressed out at work than others? An investigation into the differences between Québec and the rest of Canada in the level of work stress

Deri Armstrong, Catherine et Devlin, Rose Anne (2022).

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Peter V. Hall et Tulin Sadouzai (2010).

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Andrea M. L. Perrella, Éric Bélanger, Richard Nadeau, et Martial Foucault (2016).

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Données utilisées

Programme international pour le suivi des acquis des élèves

Centre(s) de données de recherche

CIQSS (UQAM-INRS)