Researcher

Year

Respondent

Journal Title/

Quartile

Type of Institution

Type of Research

Result

Jacob et al.

2016

801 480 Students (Virtual Course) (Florida)

RSF: The Russel Sage Journal Of The Social Science (Q3)

Florida Virtual School

Action Research

There was an increment of student enrolment from 2006 to 2013 for virtual courses in Florida.

The use of technology in school created equality among students who were poor and those who were not.

Nellie & Nolan

2017

36 Female Students

(Secondary School)

12 Female Students (College)

Science Education International

(Q2)

Secondary School and College

Action Research

Bridging Course Camp has impacted Malawi female students positively.

The camp has successfully improved respondents’ motivation and encouraged female students to further studies in Science Education.

Improved knowledge and skills.

Marshall

2017

EPAA

(Q1)

Charted School

Descriptive

Four identified issues:

1) Effects towards variety in a district.

2) Transport.

3) School application.

4) Access towards experienced teachers.

Phuong et al.

2017

54 Students (Treatment Group)

59 Students (Control Group)

The Journal Of Effective Teaching

(-)

College

Quasi- Experimental

Equity-oriented pedagogy helped to reduce equity and access gap.

Oghenekohwo

2017

International Journal of Education & Literacy Studies

(-)

Schools in Nigeria

Descriptive

Education development in Nigeria is deficit due to:

1) Inequality

2) Corruption

3) Leadership

4) Weak Institutions

Leitão

2015

11 732 Students

EPAA

(Q1)

-

Correlation

Social Index of Educational Effectiveness (SIEE) helped equity in schools in Brazil.