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Quantitative Service Delivery Survey in Education 2003

Bangladesh, 2003
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BGD_2003_QSDS_v01_M
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World Bank
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Missing in Action: Teacher and Health Worker Absence in Developing Countries
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Author(s) Nazmul Chaudhury, The World Bank; Jeffrey Hammer, The World Bank; Michael Kremer, Harvard University; Karthik Muralidharan, Harvard University; F. Halsey Rogers, The World Bank.
Date 2006-01-01
Publisher(s) Journal of Economic Perspectives, Volume 20, Number 1, Winter 2006, Pages 91-116.
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Overview of Bangladesh Quantitative Service Delivery Survey in Education 2003
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Country Bangladesh
Language English
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Roll Call: Teacher Absence in Bangladesh
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Author(s) Nazmul Chaudhury, The World Bank; Jeffrey Hammer, The World Bank; Michael Kremer, Harvard University; Karthik Muralidharan, Harvard University; Halsey Rogers, The World Bank.
Date 2004-06-01
Country Bangladesh
Language English
Table of contents Executive Summary................................................................................................................................................ 1
Levels and Patterns of Teacher Absence ............................................................................................. 1
Reasons Given for Teacher Absence ................................................................................................... 1
Correlates of Teacher Absence.............................................................................................................. 1
Association between Teacher Absence and Pupil Performance...................................................... 2
Policy Implications: Tackling Provider Absence in Education ........................................................ 2
1. Introduction................................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Institutional Setting of Primary and Secondary Schooling in Bangladesh........................................... 4
Primary Schooling.................................................................................................................................... 4
Secondary Schooling ............................................................................................................................... 5
3. Survey Methodology..................................................................................................................................... 6
Sampling .................................................................................................................................................... 6
Timing of Visits........................................................................................................................................ 6
Survey Instruments.................................................................................................................................. 6
4. Descriptive Findings..................................................................................................................................... 7
Absence Rates........................................................................................................................................... 7
Reasons Given for Absence.................................................................................................................10
Basic Teacher, School, and Pupil Statistics........................................................................................10
5. Empirical Model of Teacher Absence and Regression Results...........................................................12
Regression Results .................................................................................................................................14
Monitoring and Sanctions.....................................................................................................................14
Opportunity Costs .................................................................................................................................15
Internal Motivation/ Commitment to the Community...................................................................15
6. What Difference Does it Make? Impact on Test Scores......................................................................22
SSC Examination Pass Rates................................................................................................................23
Mathematics and Language Test .........................................................................................................23
7. Summary and Conclusions ........................................................................................................................29
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Public Expenditure Tracking Surveys: Planning, Implementation and Uses
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