Table 13

Seventh Grade Teacher Effects on Postsecondary Outcomes

University
(1)
Community College
(2)
Employed
(3)
STEM Applied
(4)
TEM Applied
(5)
STEM Accept
(6)
TEM Accept
(7)
Log Wage
(8)
Employment Rate
(9)
Female student−0.0810.0350.051−0.115−0.145−0.1660.167−0.0310.014
(0.124)(0.074)(0.056)(0.250)(0.227)(0.335)(0.415)(0.054)(0.027)
Female math teacher in Grade 7−0.0650.017−0.0250.095−0.101*−0.1230.007−0.030−0.016
(0.086)(0.068)(0.034)(0.075)(0.058)(0.112)(0.144)(0.025)(0.014)
Female English teacher in Grade 70.0410.061−0.068−0.071−0.1470.132−0.073−0.0220.031
(0.135)(0.135)(0.048)(0.079)(0.092)(0.120)(0.071)(0.042)(0.046)
Female Korean teacher in Grade 7−0.206**0.0280.0590.240*0.164−0.1580.0860.0270.021*
(0.080)(0.044)(0.060)(0.134)(0.102)(0.114)(0.176)(0.027)(0.012)
Female student × Female math teacher in Grade 7−0.0410.0110.0360.0860.167**−0.060−0.0110.0260.038**
(0.090)(0.059)(0.037)(0.095)(0.078)(0.123)(0.170)(0.034)(0.017)
Female student × Female English teacher in Grade 70.0000.021−0.0060.1030.193−0.030−0.215−0.003−0.016
(0.112)(0.044)(0.045)(0.151)(0.152)(0.203)(0.303)(0.041)(0.015)
Female student × Female Korean teacher in Grade 70.155−0.056−0.064*−0.285*−0.397***0.402*0.189−0.051−0.028
(0.110)(0.071)(0.038)(0.153)(0.124)(0.221)(0.195)(0.046)(0.028)
Observations1,0941,0941,094751751422319704704
R20.2660.3120.3570.4260.4360.5040.5910.3910.280
Dep. Var. Mean0.4180.2370.0680.4490.3300.7700.7815.2720.744
  • Notes: Each column represents a separate regression. We control for school by math group by English language group by Korean language group in seventh grade by college type FEs for Columns 4–7 and school by math group by English language group by Korean language group in seventh grade FEs for the rest of the columns. Dependent variables in Columns 1–7 are, respectively, indicator variables for (1) being accepted by a university, (2) being accepted by a community college, (3) being employed, (4) applying for a STEM major, (5) applying for a TEM major, (6) being accepted in a STEM major, and (7) being accepted in a TEM major. Dependent variables in Columns 8 and 9 are the log of average wage and the employment rate for the student’s major. In Columns 4 and 5, we exclude the students who report that their major was not their top choice. In Columns 6 and 7, the regression is conditional on applying for a STEM and a TEM major, respectively. Standard errors in parentheses are clustered at school level. *p < 0.10, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.01.