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Does Peer Ability Affect Student Achievement?

A 0.1 standard deviation increase in peer average achievement leads to

roughly a 0.02 increase in achievement. Given that one standard

deviation in peer average achievement is 0.35 of a standard deviation

of the student test score distribution, this point estimate suggests that

differences in peer characteristics have a substantial effect on the

distribution of achievement, when cumulated over the entire school

career.

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