Associated factors of primary and secondary school students in Ecuador: analysis of Ser Estudiante assessment cycle 2020 -2021

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PhD Andrés Rodríguez Mera
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4919-8383
Msc. Jhon Ajila Sanmartín
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2823-5480

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This article analyzes the influence of personal and family factors on academic success in students of General Basic Education (EGB) and General Unified High School (BGU) in Ecuador during the evaluation "Ser Estu-diante (SEST) cycle 2020 - 2021". The SEST assessment evaluates knowledge, skills, abilities and attitudes of Ecuadorian students. It also deploys questionnaires of associated factors that construct social, cultural and economic variables of families, teachers and the environment of educational institutions. A two-level hierar-chical linear model is used to measure the impact of the factors associated with school performance. In sum, personal and family environment factors, in which students develop, are elements that contribute to improve their school performance.

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MERA, A. R. .; SANMARTÍN, J. P. A. . Associated factors of primary and secondary school students in Ecuador: analysis of Ser Estudiante assessment cycle 2020 -2021. Olhar de Professor, [S. l.], v. 27, p. 1–21, 2024. DOI: 10.5212/OlharProfr.v.27.22243.009. Disponível em: https://revistas.uepg.br/index.php/olhardeprofessor/article/view/22243. Acesso em: 24 nov. 2024.
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PhD Andrés Rodríguez Mera, Instituto Nacional de Evaluación Educativa -INEVAL- EC

PhD in Political Science. Master in Communication and Public Opinion. Researcher accredited by the Secretariat of Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation (SENESCYT) of the Republic of Ecuador; areas of expertise: Social and Behavioral Sciences, Political Science, Social Movements, Collective Action and Regulatory Regimes. He teaches at the university level. Currently researches and works from the sociology of political conflicts, collective action and public problems on the consumption, cultivation, commercialization and regulation of cannabis in Ecuador. He has conducted qualitative and quantitative research, as well as procedural and virtual ethnographies on cycling collectives in Quito. Speaker at the VI Congress of Political Science and International Relations - Challenges for the post-pandemic society - with the study "In the name of order and public safety...amen. Criminalization of Persons Scheduled for Control", at the Drug Policy Forum in Ecuador within the framework of the academic event Semana Psicoactiva 2021 with the paper "Criminalization of substance users in Ecuador", at the II International Congress on Social Sciences, Pedagogy and Social Health at the ITFIP Tolima-Colombia with the research "State reforms, cannabis organizations and emerging markets in Ecuador", at the VIII International Congress of Social Sciences at the University of Vienna with the paper "Exercise of citizenship and expansion of rights. How cannabis consumers think and feel in Ecuador", at the II Congress of Social Movements Studies at the Universidad Veracruzana with the paper "Interactions between political practices and state orders: the experience of cannabis organizations in Ecuador" as well as at the I International Congress of the Network of Researchers in Communication of Ecuador with the study "Communication networks, collective action and organizations of cyclists in Quito". He published the book "Ciberactivism and collective action. An ethnography of the pedal in Quito" of his authorship with the publishing house Académica Española. He also held the position of radio producer for the slot "Radio Transgresor Jatarishun", in Radio Universal as well as in the radio program "Súbele el volumen al Pedal" in Flacso Radio. He was editor for the sections "Traveling memory" and "Mass culture" in Aeromagazine.

Msc. Jhon Ajila Sanmartín, Instituto Nacional de Evaluación Educativa -INEVAL- EC

Trained as an economist, with a master's degree in psycho-pedagogy and experience in educational research. She currently works in the Educational Research Department of the National Institute for Educational Evaluation. She has participated in the elaboration of studies such as: The Differential Functioning of the items of the evaluation ser bachiller 2018, according to the variables sex, area, ethnic self-identification and funding, The Emotional State of the Educational Community During the Pandemic Covid-19 and Classroom Climate and learning achievements in students of General Basic Education. Currently, she is developing together with Andrés Rodríguez the educational research Cuando el empeño no basta: Los entornos del ejercicio docente en el nivel de bachillerato, Ecuador 2021-2022.

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