Table 3

Main Results

Single Teacher OnlySingle and Multiple Teachers
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
Female student0.147***0.144***0.157***0.148***
(0.030)(0.030)(0.033)(0.029)
Female teacher−0.021−0.022−0.052−0.025−0.028
(0.029)(0.029)(0.052)(0.094)(0.025)
Female student × Female teacher0.098***0.105***0.086**0.104**0.093*0.094*0.103***
(0.032)(0.032)(0.035)(0.051)(0.049)(0.049)(0.030)
Constant−0.093***−0.110***−0.047−0.107−0.033**−0.033**−0.087***
(0.021)(0.040)(0.100)(0.111)(0.016)(0.016)(0.019)
Observations24,23123,58023,58023,58024,23124,23130,673
R20.1100.1120.1230.8620.8620.8590.106
School FEsYesYesYes
Subject FEsYesYesYes
Teacher CtrlYesYesYes
Sch-Sbj FEsYesYesYesYes
Student FEsYesYesYes
Cls-Sbj FEsYes
Teacher FEsYes
  • Notes: Each column represents a separate regression. Columns 1 through 6 are for students taught by a single subject teacher, with each variable as a binary indicator. Column 7 includes students taught by either single or multiple subject teachers, with the female teacher variable representing the fraction of the student’s subject teachers who are female. Student and teacher level variables are omitted in Columns 4 through 6 because of collinearity. Standard errors in parentheses are clustered at the school level.

  • * p < 0.10,

  • ** p < 0.05,

  • *** p < 0.01.