The School Cut-Off Strategy Assesses the Impact of Schooling by Comparing

question 146

Multiple Choice

The school cut-off strategy assesses the impact of schooling by comparing children in school with children of the same age who:

• A) have not begun school because their birthday falls before a specified cut-off date.
• B) are "cut-off" from school services due to family circumstances.
• C) do not attend school due to the lack of mandatory schooling requirements.
• D) are "cut-off" from school services due to a medical problem.

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