Teachers’ motivation is likely to be a relevant factor affecting students’ learning. We exploit the fact that motivated teachers are typically those who have chosen to be in a given school, while teachers just waiting to move to another school may be rather demoti- vated. We link this dimension of teacher motivation – as measured by the share of teachers who asked to leave their current school – to students’ learning – as measured by their scores in reading and math standardized tests in a national examination. We find that the share of teachers applying for a transfer to another school negatively affects students’ achievements.
Teacher motivation and student learning / Barbieri, Gianna; Rossetti, Claudio; Sestito, Paolo. - In: POLITICA ECONOMICA. - ISSN 1120-9496. - 33:1(2017), pp. 59-72. [10.1429/86376]
Teacher motivation and student learning
ROSSETTI, CLAUDIO
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2017
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Teachers’ motivation is likely to be a relevant factor affecting students’ learning. We exploit the fact that motivated teachers are typically those who have chosen to be in a given school, while teachers just waiting to move to another school may be rather demoti- vated. We link this dimension of teacher motivation – as measured by the share of teachers who asked to leave their current school – to students’ learning – as measured by their scores in reading and math standardized tests in a national examination. We find that the share of teachers applying for a transfer to another school negatively affects students’ achievements.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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