Role Models, Aspirations and Educational Attainment

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Role Models, Aspirations and Educational Attainment Ruth Fortmann 5th International Conference on Employer Engagement in Education and Training 5th July 2018

Inequality in attainment by income In the UK, the attainment gap for pupils eligible for free-school-meals is 9.5 months at the end of primary school. In Europe on average, the proportion of low achievers among disadvantaged students is 26pp higher than among advantaged students. And also, the unemployment rate is much higher for those with basic education (16.6%) compared to those with tertiary education (5.1%). Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

What is causing this inequality? Parents and pupils demanding education Providers of education Class size School facilities Extra tutoring Lower (perceived) returns to education Lower academic and professional aspirations Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

The research question: ? ? Role models Aspirations Educational attainment Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Field experiment in 48 English primary schools Randomly selected half to be exposed to a role model treatment. Focus on STEM role models and aspirations. Compare ‘treated’ pupils and ‘untreated’ pupils: Survey measures of aspirations KS2 SATs scores in Maths change this slide Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Role model treatment: Video 1st part ‘Mathsy’ careers: Graphic design Robotics Bicycle engineering Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Role model treatment: Video 2nd part Speakers discuss: How they use Maths in their careers How they use Maths in their daily life Bits of Maths they used to struggle with and how they succeeded Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Aspirations: Video vs no video Font size drop GM Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Aspirations: Same gender speaker vs opposite gender speaker Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Maths SATs: Same gender speaker vs opposite gender Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Maths SATs: Gender match by pupil gender Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Conclusion Role models do affect aspirations and educational attainment. Same gender (STEM) role models matter for boys, less so for girls. More research - more data collection!! Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Thank you! Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

The numbers Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Expectancy Value Theory Achievement related choices are influenced by expectation of success and subjective task value Expectation of success: Beliefs about how well one will do in a task Subjective task value: Importance of doing well in a task, and how useful a task will be in one’s future plans. Predicts that pupils increase motivation if they believe in their own success and think the task will be useful in their lives. shed Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann

Social Learning Theory Behaviour is learned through observation Parents, friends, teachers, TV characters all serve as role models who provide examples of behaviour to observe and imitate. Predicts that children are more likely to imitate people they perceive as similar to themselves. Role Models, Aspirations and Education Ruth Fortmann