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Page 64, 4.2.2, The Null Model, Model 0 (MLwiN Model)
MLwiN results
Page 65, 4.2.3 'Homework and 'MathAchievement', Model 1, (MLwiN Model)
Results for model 1.
Pages 66 and 67, 4.2.4 Random slope for 'Homework', model 2 (MLwiN Model)
Results for model 2
Page 69, 4.2.5 Adding 'ParentEducation', model 3 (MLwiN Model)
Results of model 3
Page 70 & 71, 4.2.6 Traditional regression model
Results
Page 73/74, 4.3.2 A model with 'SchoolSize' (Model 2), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 74/75, 4.3.3 Changing 'SchoolSize' to 'Public' (Model 3), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 77, 4.3.4 Adding a cross level interaction with 'Public', (Model 4), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 80, 4.3.5 Model 4 will use full NELS-88 data (we dont have this data, so this is omitted)
Page 80/82, 4.3.6 Deleting 'HomePublic' and adding 'White' (Model 5), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 82/83, 4.3.7 Adding a random part for 'White' (Model 6), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 85, 4.3.8 Making the coefficient of 'White' fixed and adding 'MeanSES' (Model 7), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 86, 4.3.9 Deleting the school characteristic 'Public' (Model 8), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 87/88, 4.3.10 Adding an interaction between 'HomeWork' and 'MeanSES' (Model 9), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 88/89, 4.3.11 Adding another student-level variable (Model 10), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 88/89, 4.3.12: Analyses with NELS-88 (we don't have this data, so these analyses are omitted)
Page 91, 4.4.1 'SES' as a student-level explanatory variable (Model 1), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 92, 4.4.2 Adding a random slope (Model 2), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 93, 4.4.3 Adding 'PercentMinorities' (Model 3), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 95, 4.4.4 Adding 'MeanSES' (Model 4), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 95, 4.4.5 Analyses with NELS-88, models 2 and 3 (we do not have this data, so these analyses are omitted)
Page 99, 4.5.1 Analysis with class size and a cross level interaction (Model 1), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 100, 4.5.2 Interaction between 'Ratio' and 'HomeWork' (Model 2), MLwiN Model
And the results are
Page 100, 4.5.3 Reporting the modeling session with NELS-88 (we do not have this data, so these analyses are omitted)
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