2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpolmod.2014.04.001
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The long-lasting effects of school entry age: Evidence from Italian students

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“…This effect persists beyond grade 8 for low SES students. Similar conclusions are reached by Altwicker-Hámori and Köllo (2012) for Hungary, as well as by Ponzo and Scoppa (2014).…”
Section: Is An Early Start Beneficial? Evidence From Empirical Researchsupporting
confidence: 87%
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“…This effect persists beyond grade 8 for low SES students. Similar conclusions are reached by Altwicker-Hámori and Köllo (2012) for Hungary, as well as by Ponzo and Scoppa (2014).…”
Section: Is An Early Start Beneficial? Evidence From Empirical Researchsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…For example, Ponzo and Scoppa (2014) do not find any significant effect of the relative age on Italian students' achievements in the PIRLS, TIMSS, and PISA programs. Use of age-adjusted assessments also removes the impact of relative age on IQ scores and the test scores in reading and spelling in Great Britain (Gledhill et al, 2002).…”
Section: Is An Early Start Beneficial? Evidence From Empirical Researchmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…The available data for exploring the determinants of Italian students' results are traditionally two: (i) the sample from international exercises such as OECD PISA, IEA TIMMS and PIRLS, and (ii) the relatively recent waves of administrative data provided by INVALSI. The studies belonging to the first category tried to understand some factors associated with students' performances at primary/high school level: see Bratti et al 2007 ([12]), who focused on territorial differences in mathematics test scores; Agasisti (2011, see [2]) or Ponzo (2011, see [47]), who both described the role of competition between schools in influencing their average academic results; and Ponzo & Scoppa (2014, see [48]), who estimated the 'effect' of the entry age on students' subsequent performances. INVALSI data are still under-utilized, given their relatively recent story -the first wave M A N U S C R I P T…”
Section: Theoretical Framework and Related Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zajímavé je, že se studie shodují v pozitivním efektu pozdějšího nástupu do školy na výsledcích testování ve školním věku či šance přijetí na gymnázium (Puhani & Weber, 2007), což některé výzkumníky vede k závěrům, že by děti měly nastupovat do školy později (Ponzo & Scoppa, 2014). Jiní výzkumníci ovšem nevidí v pozdějším nástupu smysl, jelikož dopady na další životní dráhu jsou podle nich minimální (Black et al ., 2011) .…”
Section: Dosavadní Výzkumyunclassified