ESF QMSS Lefkosia 20061 Intervention project Reducing number of early school leavers in Ireland Audrey Bryan Arnošt Veselý Rania Georgiou Kateřina Vlčková.

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ESF QMSS Lefkosia Intervention project Reducing number of early school leavers in Ireland Audrey Bryan Arnošt Veselý Rania Georgiou Kateřina Vlčková Charis Konstantinides

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Problem definition High-level of drop-outs from secondary education in Ireland (16 per cent)

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Community needs Why is it a problem? For individual: –increased risk of poverty, unemployment and social exclusion, –increased risk of pathological behavior. For society: –increased costs in supporting of those who are unemployed, –loss of human capital (skilled workers), –social pathology.

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Target group 5 % of secondary schools with the highest level of drop-outs in Ireland

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Influential factors teachers expectations tracking too strict environment cultural capital low attachment to school low involvement in learning family SES low achievement low attachement to school low aspiration DROP- OUT PARENTS PERSON SCHOOL

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Influential factors teachers expectations tracking too strict environment cultural capital low attachment to school low involvement in learning family SES low achievement low attachement to school low aspiration DROP- OUT PARENTS PERSON SCHOOL

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Interventions strategy Training program for teachers psychological training (self-fulling prophecy..), classroom management (disciplinary climate...). Outreach to parents introductory meetings, common gatherings, „Olympic games“, theater Reorganization of schools detracking (same curriculum for every student, extra teaching for the needed)

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Desired results Outputs Higher teachers expectations Higher attachment of parents to school Less strict school environment The same curriculum for every student Outcomes Reducing level of drop-outs Impact Continuing in further education

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Resources Skilled instructors for training program Mentors in designing out-reach activities Financial funds for out-reach activities More teachers

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Assumptions School matters ! Coleman et al.: Structure and organization of schools do not have any effect upon achievement – what matters are students‘ and parents‘ characteristics

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Assumptions School matters ! Coleman et al.: Structure and organization of schools do not have any effect upon achievement – what matters are students‘ and parents‘ characteristics

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Research design Quasi-experiment Unit: school Two groups: N O X O (5 % schools with highest drop-out) N O O (other secondary schools)

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Statistical analysis Regression-discontinuity design Potential threats: History  Maturation  Testing  Instrumentation  Mortality  Regression 

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Advantages Cheap Relatively ethical in contrast to randomized design Access to data (data from central register, no need for data collecting, not time and money consuming)

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Limitations Intervention only at the school level Impact not measured

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Open questions Multi-level design? If individual level included, how to contact persons later?

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Possible interventions at individual level Counselor Special instruction in study skills and knowledge for students Assistance for the homework Extra-curricular activities Common breakfast …….

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Influential factors teachers expectations tracking too strict environment cultural capital low attachment to school low involvement in learning family SES low achievement low attachement to school low aspiration DROP- OUT PARENTS PERSON SCHOOL

ESF QMSS Lefkosia Thank you for your attention …………. Critical friends are more than welcome!