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Information, non-financial incentives, and student achievement: Evidence from a text messaging experiment
Abstract
This paper describes a field experiment in Oklahoma City Public Schools in which students were provided with free cellular phones and daily information about the link between human capital and future outcomes via text message in one treatment and minutes to talk and text as an incentive in a second treatment. Students' reported beliefs about the relationship between education and outcomes were influenced by the information treatment. However,...
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Title
Information, non-financial incentives, and student achievement: Evidence from a text messaging experiment
Published Date
Dec 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
144
Pages
109 - 121
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