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Argomento: Gender
Page 4 of 16

Scoping Review

Anno 2023

Social inclusion of immigrant children at school: the impact of group, family and individual characteristics, and the role of proficiency in the national language

Elisa Cavicchiolo, Sara Manganelli, Dora Bianchi, Valeria Biasi, Fabio Lucidi, Laura Girelli, Mauro Cozzolino e Fabio Alivernini (2023)

Journal Paper
Inferential
Population data
Grade 5
Family background Gender Inequalities Migrant background Soft / Non-cognitive skills

Scoping Review

Anno 2023

Do teacher and classroom characteristics affect the way in which girls and boys are graded?: a multilevel analysis of student–teacher matched data

Ilaria Liveore e Moris Triventi (2022)

Journal Paper
Inferential
Sub-section of the population data
Grade 10
Family background Gender Hard / Cognitive skills - Maths Hard / Cognitive skills - Reading Migrant background Teacher added-value

Scoping Review

Anno 2022

Computer and information literacy at the eighth grade: differences between boys and girls

Elisa Caponera, Francesco Annunziata e Laura Palmerio (2022)

Journal Paper
Inferential
International survey data
Grade 8
Gender Learning improvement Soft / Non-cognitive skills

Scoping Review

Anno 2022

Detecting the achievements in INVALSI national surveys of students who followed educational innovations: a five step method

Stefano Scippo (2022)

Chapter
Inferential
Sample data
Grade 10 Grade 5 Grade 8
Family background Gender Geographical areas Hard / Cognitive skills - Maths Hard / Cognitive skills - Reading Learning improvement Migrant background Regular school trajectory School added-value

Scoping Review

Anno 2022

Il divario di genere in matematica

Paolo Barabanti (2022)

Journal Paper
Descriptive
Sample data
Grade 10 Grade 13 Grade 2 Grade 5 Grade 8
Gender Geographical areas Hard / Cognitive skills - Maths Inequalities

Scoping Review

Anno 2022

Perdita degli apprendimenti nella scuola secondaria di I grado: un’analisi dei dati INVALSI

Paolo Barabanti (2022)

Journal Paper
Descriptive
Sample data
Grade 8
Family background Gender Geographical areas Hard / Cognitive skills - English Hard / Cognitive skills - Maths Hard / Cognitive skills - Reading Inequalities Migrant background

Scoping Review

Anno 2022

Non-cognitive skills and cognitive skills to measure school efficiency

Giorgio Vittadini, Caterina Sturaro e Giuseppe Folloni (2022)

Journal Paper
Inferential
Sample data
Grade 8
Family background Gender Hard / Cognitive skills - Maths Hard / Cognitive skills - Reading School management Soft / Non-cognitive skills

Scoping Review

Anno 2022

Digital device and mathematics: multilevel vs machine learning models for value-added ranking in Italy

Donatella Papa (2022)

Proceeding
Inferential
Sub-section of the population data
Grade 7 Grade 8
Family background Gender Geographical areas Hard / Cognitive skills - Maths Inequalities Learning improvement Migrant background Regular school trajectory Soft / Non-cognitive skills Top performing students Underachieving

Scoping Review

Anno 2021

Gender differences in mathematics outcomes at different levels of locality to inform policy and practice

Clelia Cascella, Julian Scott Williams e Maria Pampaka (2021)

Journal Paper
Inferential
Sample data
Grade 10
Gender Geographical areas Hard / Cognitive skills - Maths

Scoping Review

Anno 2022

Interpreting difficulties in the learning of algebraic inequalities, as an emerging macro-phenomenon in large scale assessment

Federica Ferretti, George Richard Paul Santi e Giorgio Bolondi (2022)

Journal Paper
Inferential
Sample data
Grade 10
Family background Gender Geographical areas Hard / Cognitive skills - Maths

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Argomento: Gender
Page 4 of 16

Social inclusion of immigrant children at school: the impact of group, family and individual characteristics, and the role of proficiency in the national language

Do teacher and classroom characteristics affect the way in which girls and boys are graded?: a multilevel analysis of student–teacher matched data

Computer and information literacy at the eighth grade: differences between boys and girls

Detecting the achievements in INVALSI national surveys of students who followed educational innovations: a five step method

Il divario di genere in matematica

Perdita degli apprendimenti nella scuola secondaria di I grado: un’analisi dei dati INVALSI

Non-cognitive skills and cognitive skills to measure school efficiency

Digital device and mathematics: multilevel vs machine learning models for value-added ranking in Italy

Gender differences in mathematics outcomes at different levels of locality to inform policy and practice

Interpreting difficulties in the learning of algebraic inequalities, as an emerging macro-phenomenon in large scale assessment

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Argomento: Gender
Page 4 of 16