Social interaction, basic noncognitive skills at the beginning of kindergarten, as reported by parents, compared with parents' reports of white students' skills, by race and ethnicity (Hispanic ELL and English)
| Unadjusted (M1R) | Adjusted by SES (M2R) | Fully adjusted (M3R) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black | -0.020(0.049) | 0.006(0.050) | 0.002(0.049) |
| Hispanic ELL | -0.580***(0.058) | -0.475***(0.060) | -0.212**(0.092) |
| Hispanic English | -0.058(0.041) | -0.033(0.041) | -0.007(0.041) |
| Asian | -0.388***(0.063) | -0.383***(0.063) | -0.255***(0.071) |
| Other | -0.031(0.051) | -0.019(0.051) | -0.027(0.050) |
Note: ELL stands for English-language learner. English refers to English-language speaker. Model 1 (M1RL) shows the baseline unadjusted standard deviation score for each group, relative to white children. Model 2 (M2RL) shows each group's relative performance after controlling for socioeconomic status (SES). Model 3 (M3RL) shows relative performance after adjusting for all family and child characteristics, pre-K schooling, and enrichment activities with parents. See Appendix A and Tables E4 and F4.
Source: EPI analysis of ECLS-K, Kindergarten Class of 2010–2011 (National Center for Education Statistics)