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1 An Introduction to the BIT Nudging in Education
The Rise of Experimental Government – and Practice Conclusions Education is fundamentally a human interaction teachers, parents, pupils Prone to behavioural biases… the roots of education are bitter, the fruits are sweet (Aristotle) Costs are now, gains are later Takes years, decades… to develop the self discipline

2 How did the UK become a winner?

3 Roll-out to full population
Test, Learn, Adapt Trial 1 Control Intervention 1 Intervention 2 12% 24% 50% Initial population Trial 2 Control Intervention Roll-out to full population 50% 62% This animation is often helpful to illustrate iterative nature of the trials approach

4 Roll-out to full population
Test, Learn, Adapt Trial 1 Trial 2 12% 24% 50% 62% Control Intervention 1 Intervention 2 Intervention Roll-out to full population Initial population

5 Test, Learn, Adapt

6 The What Works approach
Transmit Adopt Generate UNCLASSIFIED

7 ‘What Works’ centres Early Intervention Foundation NICE
Local Economic Growth EEF Better Aging Crime reduction

8 The What Works centre for Education (Education Endowment Foundation)
Since 2011, EEF has funded 127 trials across 7,200 schools

9 An Introduction to the BIT Nudging in Education
The Rise of Experimental Government – and Practice Conclusions Education is fundamentally a human interaction teachers, parents, pupils Prone to behavioural biases… the roots of education are bitter, the fruits are sweet (Aristotle) Costs are now, gains are later Takes years, decades… to develop the self discipline

10 Respect, dignity, and well-being

11 More than just grades I feel connected with my daughter and her school when receiving these texts

12 “David Cameron’s Vanity Project”
Press were initially sceptical Ben Goldacre in particular: So here is my fantasy. We sack the Behavioural Insights Team – all they’ll do is overextrapolate from behavioural economics research – and open a Number 10 Policy Trials unit instead. “David Cameron’s Vanity Project”

13 Press coverage

14 Poland Netherlands Finland UK Government Belarus Canada Germany Pakistan Israel USA Moldova UAE India Jamaica Ukraine Montenegro Singapore Mexico Costa Rica Guatemala Oman Colombia NZ Peru Australia

15 Of course, concerns are still occasionally expressed…

16 Many good ideas don’t work

17 RCTs Processes Goals Policies ‘What Works’ centres swb
Behavioural and experimental approaches have proven impactful across levels… Goals swb Policies Midata; complement to regulation Processes Letters; texts; scripts; web design etc RCTs ‘What Works’ centres

18 Cantino planisphere (1502)
Heart of this approach is humility - recognising what we don’t know – and finding out… Cantino planisphere (1502)

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20 Appendix

21 But a final thought - we still need to ask the public for permission

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23 1. Control 2. Norm 3. Norm & Picture 4. Norm & Logo

24 5. Three Die 6. Nine Lives 7. Reciprocity 8. Action

25 Proportion joining the organ donor register after a simple online prompt
100,000 extra pa!

26 Randomised Control Trial
INTERVENTION 2 CONTROL INTERVENTION 1

27 …that dress

28 Created by R. Beau Lotto http://www.echalk.co.uk/

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30 Early ‘nudges’…


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