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\nWho you go to school with matters. Almost all of us, as children or parents of children, have felt the influence of good, and bad, classmates at school.<\/p>\n

There is a\u00a0large body of research<\/a>\u00a0showing better peers\u00a0can help increase<\/a>\u00a0a child\u2019s test scores. But much less is known about how these peer effects actually take place between classmates. This is because the mechanisms through which peers positively influence other students are difficult to pinpoint.<\/p>\n

The\u00a0results of our study<\/a>\u00a0get us closer to understanding how peer effects work.<\/p>\n

We found parental investment increases when a child is in a classroom with higher performing peers. This could partly explain why test scores increase for students in such classrooms. But we also found while their test scores may go up, little else does. For instance, the amount of time a student spends studying when in a classroom with higher performing peers does not go up.<\/p>\n

Our study shows the positive effects of peers seem to occur with no real extra effort from the student.<\/p>\n

Combining rich data and a social experiment<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Our study is the first of its kind to test many of the possible mechanisms underlying the transmission of peer effects.<\/p>\n

We tested 19 different ways peers can positively influence their classmates. These fall into three main categories: student behaviour, parental investments and school environment. They cover mechanisms such as students\u2019 study effort and participation in class, aspirations and expectations to go to university, parents\u2019 time, parental support and strictness, and teacher engagement.<\/p>\n

We used data from the national\u00a0Taiwanese Education Panel Survey<\/a>\u00a0of more than 20,000 students, parents, teachers and school administrators. The data includes student characteristics such as how many hours they spend studying per week, parental education and how much time students spend with their parents.
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Data included how much time students spend studying. Shutterstock<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n

We analysed this data from middle schools in Taiwan (ages 12 to 14, or years 7 to 9 in Australia) where students are assigned to classrooms by chance. This way, we could compare kids in the same school in classrooms with higher- or lower-achieving peers.<\/p>\n

Each student takes a standardised test at the beginning of year 7, and another test at the beginning of year 9. We measured the progress these students made.<\/p>\n

We compared kids who had the same test scores at the beginning of year 7, and controlled characteristics we know make a difference for test scores. These include parental education, how much time each student spends studying and teacher motivation. The only difference between the students we compared, in terms of influence on academic results, was the classroom they were assigned to by chance.<\/p>\n

Students in top classrooms had higher grades<\/strong><\/h4>\n

For simplicity, we can explain it like this. There are two students in the same school. One is assigned by chance to a classroom where the standardised test scores are the average in the country. And the other is assigned to a classroom where the test scores are the top in the country. Other than that, the two students are identical.<\/p>\n

We examined the scores of both these two kids two years later.<\/p>\n

In our study, the student assigned to the top classroom has progressed more than the student in the average classroom.<\/p>\n

In year 7, both students answered 31 questions out of 75 in the standardised test correctly. Two years later, the student in the average test-score classroom still answered 31 questions correctly, while the student in the top test-score classroom answered nearly 32 questions correctly. This equates to 2.4% more correct answers.<\/p>\n

While this may seem like a small difference, it is\u00a0statistically significant<\/a>\u00a0and similar to what previous studies have found. However, our study goes beyond this.<\/p>\n

What else we found<\/strong><\/h4>\n

We also showed that two years later, the student in the top test-score classroom was 1.6 percentage points more likely to aspire to go university than the student in the average test-score classroom. And the top classroom student was 2 percentage points more confident in their ability to get into and attend university.<\/p>\n

A later finding (which is yet to be published) was that students assigned to the top class had not changed the amount of hours they were spending on study.<\/p>\n

However, the parents of the child assigned to a classroom with higher-achieving peers had spent more time with their child, and provided them with more general emotional support, two years later, than the parents of the child in the average test score classroom.<\/p>\n

Reasons for peer effects remain a mystery<\/strong><\/h4>\n

By testing more potential mechanisms than before, our study rules out many possible pathways for peer effects hypothesised in previous work. For example, we found no effects of high-achieving peers on students\u2019 initiative in class, cheating, misbehaving and truancy, nor on parents\u2018 investments in private tutoring and aspirations for their child to go to university. There was also no difference in students\u2019 perceptions of their school environment and teacher engagement.<\/p>\n

While our study shows high-achieving peers positively influence student and parent behaviours, these alone don\u2019t explain much of the positive effects on test scores in our data. In other words, the things that do change \u2013 aspirations and expectations, and parental investments \u2013 don\u2019t fully account for the benefits of high-achieving peers.<\/p>\n

The fact that our study didn\u2019t deliver a clearer overall picture of how peer effects actually work is a testament to their complexity.<\/p>\n

We were able to explore mechanisms due to the rich Taiwanese data combined with the unique experiment where students are randomly assigned to classrooms within schools.<\/p>\n

But there were still two notable exceptions not measured, such as direct learning from peers and detailed teaching practices.<\/p>\n

Collecting data on peer-to-peer interactions, such as discussing and coordinating tasks, is difficult but could be a key to unlocking the mystery of how higher-achieving peers benefit fellow students.<\/p>\n

Data on teaching practices, like pairing students for group work and the amount of material covered in lessons, could also provide new insights.<\/p>\n

Author Bios:<\/strong> Alexandra de Gendre is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Economics at the University of Sydney and Nicol\u00e1s Salamanca is a Research Fellow at The University of Melbourne<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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