In consideration of the short time available, compared to that provided in the scholastic setting, the outcomes are satisfactory, both in the cognitive and emotional affective fields.
Academic performance: is the measurable outcome of scholastic achievement, shown through test scores and total course points earned.
It is of course possible that maternal education is correlated with unobservable characteristics of the mother, such as scholastic ability, that affect child cognitive outcomes as well.
Moreover, the used of categorical scholastic achievement instead of standardized academic outcomes could also be a limitation, due the fact that students marks may be related with other factors besides their cognitive performance.
The grade of the 15-year old pupil has a strong effect on educational outcomes, reflecting both differences in scholastic ability and in curriculum offered to the pupils.
For outcome measures of cognitive or scholastic ability, we used four tests conducted at age 11 years.
Although simple OLS estimates might not yield a causal effect because the scholastic achievements of students and the use of computer technology might correlate with unobservable factors (i.e., good teachers use technologies, which might not be causally related to the outcomes).
Scholastic attainment was used as an indicator of functional outcome of a child's ability and was considered poor if the child was not in an age-appropriate class Multivariable logistic regression models were developed using p-values of ≤0.2 in the univariate analyses.
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Knowledge of the outcome for this group of children is important because these subtle problems can affect later scholastic achievement and behavioral adjustment.
