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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young Lives: School Survey, India, 2010-2011

Variable Details

VariableWHYPRVT2
LabelIf private schooling is popular in your community, please indicate the three most important reasons why you think this is so: SECOND
Responses
1 English medium of instruction 13
2 School infrastructure 52
3 Better resources 35
4 More attention given to students by teachers 39
5 Regular attendance by teachers 13
6 Better quality of private schools 20
7 Reputation of private schools 22
8 Long teaching hours 14
9 Positive influence of the school on the children’s behaviour 12
10 Mixing with children from influential families 11
11 Mixing with children from same caste background 0
12 Mixing with children from different caste backgrounds 1
13 Mixing with children from same ethnic groups 5
14 Other (specify) 4
79 Refused to answer 0
77 NK 0
88 N/A 4
99 Missing 0
Sysmiss 2
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung Lives: School Survey, India, 2010-2011
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