National Socio-Economic Survey 2009
Indonesia, 2009
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Reason for not/never attending school or no longer attending school: (b5r15)
Data file: susenas09mar_ki
Overview
Valid:
181660
Invalid:
86656
Minimum:
1
Maximum:
10
Mean:
3.31
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
109
End:
110
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Reason for not/never attending school or no longer attending school:
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | No money |
| 2 | Working/making a living |
| 3 | Married/housekeeping |
| 4 | Not admitted |
| 5 | Far from school |
| 6 | Feeling to already have enough education |
| 7 | Disabled |
| 8 | Waiting for notification |
| 9 | Still under school age |
| 10 | Other |
| Sysmiss |
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
Circle one of the codes 01 to 11 and enter the answer into the provided boxes.
Question post text
If b5r13 = 1, go to b5r20
Description
Definition
1. No money - if the respondent or the family cannot afford to provide tuition fees.
2. Working/making a living – works with the intention to earn or help to earn a living or gain profit.
3. Married/housekeeping - if the respondent is very busy managing the household or feels inapropriate to go to school because she is already married/has a family to take care of.
4. Not admitted is a condition where a respondent does not meet the necessary requirements to be registered in a school, for example does not pass the entry test. or rejected by a school that does not accept disabled student.
5. Far from school - if the respondent considers that the school is too far from home, therefore difficult to reach.
6. Feeling to already have enough education - if the respondent feels that the education he currently has is enough and that there is no reason to continue to a higher level.
7. Disabled, if the respondent considers that disability is an obstruction to go to school.
8. Waiting for notification, if the respondent has registered to a school but is waiting for announcement whether accepted or not.
9. Still under school age - if the relevant household member is not old enough to go to school.
10. Others is other reasons other than the above mentioned reasons. Such as being sick or not intelligent enough, including being expelled from school.
2. Working/making a living – works with the intention to earn or help to earn a living or gain profit.
3. Married/housekeeping - if the respondent is very busy managing the household or feels inapropriate to go to school because she is already married/has a family to take care of.
4. Not admitted is a condition where a respondent does not meet the necessary requirements to be registered in a school, for example does not pass the entry test. or rejected by a school that does not accept disabled student.
5. Far from school - if the respondent considers that the school is too far from home, therefore difficult to reach.
6. Feeling to already have enough education - if the respondent feels that the education he currently has is enough and that there is no reason to continue to a higher level.
7. Disabled, if the respondent considers that disability is an obstruction to go to school.
8. Waiting for notification, if the respondent has registered to a school but is waiting for announcement whether accepted or not.
9. Still under school age - if the relevant household member is not old enough to go to school.
10. Others is other reasons other than the above mentioned reasons. Such as being sick or not intelligent enough, including being expelled from school.
Universe
For household members aged 5 above.