IX General Population and Housing Census 1970 - IPUMS Subset
Mexico, 1970
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MEX_1970_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Dirección General de Estadística, Secretaría de Industria y Comercio, Minnesota Population Center
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- MEX1970-P-H
Schooling level currently attending (MX1970A_0412)
Data file: MEX1970-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
183
End:
184
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
For all persons 6 years old or more
10. School Attendance
Does the person go to school?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
What grade is the person attending?
In _____ of elementary
In _____ of secondary
In _____ of college preparatory high school or vocational
Other _____
10. School Attendance
Does the person go to school?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
What grade is the person attending?
In _____ of elementary
In _____ of secondary
In _____ of college preparatory high school or vocational
Other _____
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | NIU (not in universe) |
| 1 | Graduate studies other |
| 2 | Graduate studies assistant |
| 3 | Graduate studies social |
| 4 | Graduate studies technical |
| 5 | Graduate studies sciences |
| 6 | Graduate studies humanities |
| 9 | Undocumented |
| 10 | Professional higher other studies |
| 11 | Professional higher dentistry |
| 12 | Professional higher medicine |
| 13 | Professional higher accounting |
| 14 | Professional higher administration |
| 15 | Professional higher actuarial |
| 16 | Professional higher economics |
| 17 | Professional higher law |
| 18 | Professional higher communications science and journalism |
| 19 | Professional higher social sciences |
| 20 | Professional higher political science and public administration |
| 21 | Professional higher veterinary medicine and zoology |
| 22 | Professional higher chemistry, biochemistry and pharmacy |
| 23 | Professional higher chemical engineering and industrial chemistry |
| 24 | Professional higher industrial design |
| 25 | Professional higher architecture |
| 26 | Professional higher agricultural engineering |
| 27 | Professional higher natural resources exploration and exploitation |
| 28 | Professional higher topography (cartography), geology, hydrology |
| 29 | Professional higher mechanical, electronic, and electrical engineering |
| 30 | Professional higher industrial engineering |
| 31 | Professional higher civil and construction engineering |
| 32 | Professional higher biology |
| 33 | Professional higher physics and astronomy |
| 34 | Professional higher mathematics |
| 35 | Professional higher plastic (visual) arts |
| 36 | Professional higher library and archival sciences |
| 37 | Professional higher arts and literature (humanities) |
| 38 | Professional higher pedagogy (education) |
| 39 | Professional higher psychology |
| 40 | Professional higher anthropology |
| 41 | Professional higher geography |
| 42 | Professional higher history |
| 43 | Professional higher philosophy |
| 44 | Professional secondary others |
| 45 | Professional secondary artistic |
| 46 | Professional secondary assistant |
| 47 | Professional secondary commercial administration |
| 48 | Professional secondary political science, social and information sciences |
| 49 | Professional construction secondary |
| 50 | Professional industrial secondary |
| 51 | Professional sciences secondary |
| 52 | Professional humanities secondary |
| 53 | Other subprofessional |
| 54 | Subprofessional artistic |
| 55 | Subprofessional personal and trourism services |
| 56 | Subprofessional publicity |
| 57 | Subprofessional secretarial |
| 58 | Subprofessional administrative filing |
| 59 | Subprofessional accounting |
| 63 | Other training |
| 64 | Artistic training |
| 65 | Personal and tourism services training |
| 66 | Publicity training |
| 67 | Secretarial training |
| 68 | Administration and filing training |
| 69 | Accounting training |
| 70 | College preparatory high school |
| 71 | Educational subprofessional |
| 72 | Assistant subprofessional |
| 73 | Clinic/sanitarium subprofessional |
| 74 | Nursing subprofessional |
| 75 | Electric, radio and television subprofessional |
| 76 | Industrial subprofessional |
| 77 | Electronics and computer subprofessional |
| 78 | Transportation and communications subprofessional |
| 79 | Agricultural subprofessional |
| 80 | Secondary |
| 81 | Educational training |
| 82 | Assistant training |
| 83 | Clinic/sanitarium training |
| 84 | Nursing training |
| 85 | Electric, radio and television training |
| 86 | Industrial training |
| 87 | Electronics and Computer training |
| 88 | Transportation and communications training |
| 89 | Agricultural training |
| 90 | Primary |
| 91 | Primary |
| 98 | No response |
| 99 | Not specified/unknown |
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.
Interviewer instructions
Scholastic Attendance
Column 10
This question relates to finding out the number of people, age 6 and above, who currently attend an institution of learning on a regular basis, be it a school, college, institute, university, etc., as well as the year of study they are in.
[Drawing] Frequently, adults attend centers of study; therefore, ask this question of all people 6 years old or above.
For people who declare that "Yes," they do go to school, the year that they attend at the corresponding level should be written down; for example: if a person attend the fourth year of primary, a "4" should be written on the line which says "in _____ of primary."
If the answer is third year of Civil Engineering, write this answer completely on the line corresponding to "Other," in this way: [Depiction of enumeration form; section: "School Attendance."]
In this part, only one answer should be written. When in doubt, utilize the criteria for column 9.
In some upper level areas of study, the studies are done by semester; in this case the equivalence in years should be written.
[P. 39]
When people are in a vacation period, but expect to return to school, write down the year or grade that they will be entering when the vacation ends.
[Drawing] Do not forget to include the children who just entered the first year of school.
Stop here if the person is below 12 years of age and continue if the person is 12 years old or above.
Column 10
This question relates to finding out the number of people, age 6 and above, who currently attend an institution of learning on a regular basis, be it a school, college, institute, university, etc., as well as the year of study they are in.
[Drawing] Frequently, adults attend centers of study; therefore, ask this question of all people 6 years old or above.
For people who declare that "Yes," they do go to school, the year that they attend at the corresponding level should be written down; for example: if a person attend the fourth year of primary, a "4" should be written on the line which says "in _____ of primary."
If the answer is third year of Civil Engineering, write this answer completely on the line corresponding to "Other," in this way: [Depiction of enumeration form; section: "School Attendance."]
In this part, only one answer should be written. When in doubt, utilize the criteria for column 9.
In some upper level areas of study, the studies are done by semester; in this case the equivalence in years should be written.
[P. 39]
When people are in a vacation period, but expect to return to school, write down the year or grade that they will be entering when the vacation ends.
[Drawing] Do not forget to include the children who just entered the first year of school.
Stop here if the person is below 12 years of age and continue if the person is 12 years old or above.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the schooling level that the person is currently attending.
Universe
Persons age 6+
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Education Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |