2015
DOI: 10.5935/0034-7140.20150010
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Impacto Sobre O Desempenho Escolar Do Pagamento De Bônus Aos Docentes Do Ensino Fundamental Do Estado De São Paulo

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“…There is evidence about the impact of bonus policies both nationally and internationally (Bruns, Filmer, and Patrinos 2011). In Brazil, studies identified positive impact of bonus on students' performance in Pernambuco (Bruns and Ferraz 2011) and São Paulo (Oshiro and Scorzafave 2015). 30 Exchange rate US$1 = R$3.65.…”
Section: Prepared and Motivated Teachersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is evidence about the impact of bonus policies both nationally and internationally (Bruns, Filmer, and Patrinos 2011). In Brazil, studies identified positive impact of bonus on students' performance in Pernambuco (Bruns and Ferraz 2011) and São Paulo (Oshiro and Scorzafave 2015). 30 Exchange rate US$1 = R$3.65.…”
Section: Prepared and Motivated Teachersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the existing literature, empirical evidence on the implementation of such policies is limited and presents divergent conclusions. Several studies have been carried out linking the effectiveness of the teacher bonus program to improvements in student performance, such as Sprietsma and Waltenberg (2005), Kingdon and Teal (2007), Dolton and Marcenaro-Gutierrez (2011), Muralidharan and Sundararaman (2011), Balch and Springer (2015), Duarte and Silveira (2015), Imberman and Lovenheim (2015), Oshiro, Scorzafave, and Dorigan (2015) and Lepine (2016). In contrast, other studies have found evidence that providing financial incentives to teachers does not affect their productivity and is not capable of impacting student learning (Fryer, 2013;Monteiro, 2015;Ree, Muralidharan, Pradhan & Rogers, 2015;Bellés -Obrero & Lombardi, 2019;Tavares & Ponczek, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Brazil, some studies were carried out on the subject and, as in the international literature, they also presented divergent results, such as Sprietsma and Waltenberg (2005), Duarte and Silveira (2015), Oshiro et al (2015), Lepine (2016), Carvalho (2018), Santos, Pereira and Rodrigues (2018) and Tavares and Ponczek (2019). The majority took place in São Paulo, one of the five Brazilian states that adopt compensation programs based on student performance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vale destacar que o presente estudo considerou a contagem apenas de variáveis que captassem o nível de escolaridade dos pais de forma direta, por exemplo, perguntas específicas de qual seria a escolaridade da mãe ou do pai. Todavia, a importância da escolaridade dos pais se mostra presente em outros 7 (21%) dos 33 textos analisados (Almeida, 2014;Alves, 2006;Cittadin & França, 2016;Deutsch et al, 2013;Oshiro & Scorzafave, 2015;Tavares, 2014;E. C. Teixeira & Kassouf, 2014), mesmo que indiretamente, como parte da composição de índices socioeconômicos criados para serem usados como preditores do desempenho escolar.…”
Section: Raça/cor Enquanto Variável Explicativa Da Qualidade Do Ensinounclassified