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Education Quality Improvement Programme Impact Evaluation Midline Survey 2016

Tanzania, 2016
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Reference ID
TZA_2016_EQUIPIE-ML_v02_M
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48529/th1b-3163
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Oxford Policy Management Ltd
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Impact Evaluation Surveys
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May 16, 2017
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s05 q08: 96 Help - Other (specify) (t_ml_helphow96_other)

Data file: ml_v2_1_teacher

Overview

Valid: 128
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Start: 1560
End: 1631
Width: 72
Range: -
Format: character

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
Give private practice 1
0.8%
Have other teachers as well as their better performing peers assist them 2
1.6%
Have other teachers help them 1
0.8%
Have their better performing peers assist them 2
1.6%
Have their friends assist them 6
4.7%
Helping pupils with school tools like pens and books 1
0.8%
Helping them using learning tools eg book 1
0.8%
Make them repeat the class 1
0.8%
Teach on extra times 28
21.9%
asking a special teacher to teach them 1
0.8%
asking help from indiginous teachers to teach them 1
0.8%
assigned different teacher to teach them 2
1.6%
be cloe to them and gave them books for reading 1
0.8%
be close and forming a studying club 1
0.8%
be close to them 20
15.6%
be close to them and using teaching tool 1
0.8%
changing the teaching technique 1
0.8%
emphasis on coming early to school 2
1.6%
encourage on speaking swahili 4
3.1%
encourage them 3
2.3%
ensuring that they attend to school daily 2
1.6%
feed them then teach them 1
0.8%
friendly enviroment for teaching 1
0.8%
keep them together with students who know more 1
0.8%
make them sit at the front of the class 1
0.8%
more use of sketchs and signs 2
1.6%
more use of tools and signs 1
0.8%
more using of sketch and signs 1
0.8%
practical teaching 2
1.6%
prohibit talking of venacular language 3
2.3%
punishing them 1
0.8%
punishment to troublemakers 1
0.8%
separate them and give them more time to learn 9
7%
separate them and teach them standard 1 lessons 1
0.8%
spends more time teaching them 1
0.8%
talking to parents 1
0.8%
talks to the pupils 5
3.9%
teach them during extra times 1
0.8%
teach them to read well 1
0.8%
teaching 3k on extra time 1
0.8%
teaching by uing tools 1
0.8%
teaching by using body language 2
1.6%
teaching in extra time 1
0.8%
teaching on saturday 1
0.8%
teaching them individualy 3
2.3%
teaching them on extra time 1
0.8%
teaching them one after another 1
0.8%
uses sketching during session 1
0.8%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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