Information, Knowledge, and Behavior : Evaluating Alternative Methods of Delivering School Information to Parents
This paper evaluates alternative approaches to disseminating information about a school-based management program in Indonesia. Low-intensity approaches, sending a letter from the principal or a colorful pamphlet home with the child, had no impact. Holding a facilitated meeting with school stakeholde...
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okr-10986-371672022-03-18T05:10:47Z Information, Knowledge, and Behavior : Evaluating Alternative Methods of Delivering School Information to Parents Cerdan-Infantes, Pedro Filmer, Deon Santoso SCHOOLING EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES DECENTRALIZATION This paper evaluates alternative approaches to disseminating information about a school-based management program in Indonesia. Low-intensity approaches, sending a letter from the principal or a colorful pamphlet home with the child, had no impact. Holding a facilitated meeting with school stakeholders or sending targeted text messages (SMSs) to parents increased knowledge and participation. Facilitated meetings increased overall knowledge, fostered a feeling of transparency, and increased participation in formal channels for providing feedback to the school. SMSs increased knowledge about specific aspects of the program, such as the grant amount, and increased participation through informal channels. 2022-03-17T19:00:55Z 2022-03-17T19:00:55Z 2022-01-01 Journal Article Economic Development and Cultural Change http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37167 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank University of Chicago Press Publications & Research :: Journal Article |
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SCHOOLING EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES DECENTRALIZATION Cerdan-Infantes, Pedro Filmer, Deon Santoso Information, Knowledge, and Behavior : Evaluating Alternative Methods of Delivering School Information to Parents |
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This paper evaluates alternative approaches to disseminating information about a school-based management program in Indonesia. Low-intensity approaches, sending a letter from the principal or a colorful pamphlet home with the child, had no impact. Holding a facilitated meeting with school stakeholders or sending targeted text messages (SMSs) to parents increased knowledge and participation. Facilitated meetings increased overall knowledge, fostered a feeling of transparency, and increased participation in formal channels for providing feedback to the school. SMSs increased knowledge about specific aspects of the program, such as the grant amount, and increased participation through informal channels. |
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Cerdan-Infantes, Pedro Filmer, Deon Santoso |
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Information, Knowledge, and Behavior : Evaluating Alternative Methods of Delivering School Information to Parents |
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Information, Knowledge, and Behavior : Evaluating Alternative Methods of Delivering School Information to Parents |
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Information, Knowledge, and Behavior : Evaluating Alternative Methods of Delivering School Information to Parents |
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Information, Knowledge, and Behavior : Evaluating Alternative Methods of Delivering School Information to Parents |
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Information, Knowledge, and Behavior : Evaluating Alternative Methods of Delivering School Information to Parents |
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information, knowledge, and behavior : evaluating alternative methods of delivering school information to parents |
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