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Economic Journal paper). Here are excerpts for that paper. Bringing Education to Afghan Girls:A Randomized Controlled Trial of Village-Based Schoolst By Dana Burde and Leigh L. Linden * ABSTRACT-We conduct a randomized evaluation of the effect of village-based schools on children's academic performance using a sample of 31 villages and 1,490 children in rural northwestern Afghanistan. The program significantly increases enrollment and test scores among all children, but particularly for girls. Girls' enrollment increases by 52 percentage points and their average test scores increase by 0.65 standard deviations. The effect is large enough that it eliminates the gender gap in enrollment and dramatically reduces differences in test scores. Boys' enrollment increases by 35 percentage points, and average test scores increase by 0.40 standard deviations. "We test the efficacy of a village-based school program using a randomized controlled trial in northwest Afghanistan to identify the effect of placing a school within a village. Specifically, within a sample of 31 villages, we randomly assign village-based schools to 13 villages to estimate the 1-year effects of these schools on the enrollment and academic performance (math and language skills) of 1,490 primary school-age children." a. Consider table 2. Explain, to the best of your judgment, what this table shows and what you can conclude from it. b. Consider table 2. Explain, to the best of your judgment, what is the difference between "All children" and "tested children". Economic Journal paper). Here are excerpts for that paper. Bringing Education to Afghan Girls:A Randomized Controlled Trial of Village-Based Schoolst By Dana Burde and Leigh L. Linden * ABSTRACT-We conduct a randomized evaluation of the effect of village-based schools on children's academic performance using a sample of 31 villages and 1,490 children in rural northwestern Afghanistan. The program significantly increases enrollment and test scores among all children, but particularly for girls. Girls' enrollment increases by 52 percentage points and their average test scores increase by 0.65 standard deviations. The effect is large enough that it eliminates the gender gap in enrollment and dramatically reduces differences in test scores. Boys' enrollment increases by 35 percentage points, and average test scores increase by 0.40 standard deviations. "We test the efficacy of a village-based school program using a randomized controlled trial in northwest Afghanistan to identify the effect of placing a school within a village. Specifically, within a sample of 31 villages, we randomly assign village-based schools to 13 villages to estimate the 1-year effects of these schools on the enrollment and academic performance (math and language skills) of 1,490 primary school-age children." a. Consider table 2. Explain, to the best of your judgment, what this table shows and what you can conclude from it. b. Consider table 2. Explain, to the best of your judgment, what is the difference between "All children" and "tested children
