The Effects of Montessori Education: Evidence from Admission Lotteries. Ruijs, N. Economics of Education Review, 61:19–34, December, 2017.
Paper doi abstract bibtex This study investigates the causal effects of Montessori secondary education by exploiting admission lotteries in Dutch Montessori schools. Results from 308 to 625 students indicate that Montessori education provides an alternative way to attain similar outcomes. Montessori students obtain their secondary school degree without delay at the same rate and with similar grades as non-Montessori students, although the route towards the exams is somewhat different. Further, Montessori students show similar levels of motivation and do not score better on various measures of independence, even though these are the main characteristics Montessori education claims to foster.
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title = {The {Effects} of {Montessori} {Education}: {Evidence} from {Admission} {Lotteries}},
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abstract = {This study investigates the causal effects of Montessori secondary education by exploiting admission lotteries in Dutch Montessori schools. Results from 308 to 625 students indicate that Montessori education provides an alternative way to attain similar outcomes. Montessori students obtain their secondary school degree without delay at the same rate and with similar grades as non-Montessori students, although the route towards the exams is somewhat different. Further, Montessori students show similar levels of motivation and do not score better on various measures of independence, even though these are the main characteristics Montessori education claims to foster.},
language = {eng},
journal = {Economics of Education Review},
author = {Ruijs, Nienke},
month = dec,
year = {2017},
keywords = {Academic achievement, Montessori education, Admission lotteries, School choice, Socio-emotional},
pages = {19--34}
}
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