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Controlling for confounding factors in a study like this would be very close to impossible. Income is one factor, but parental involvement, household stability
by daeken 10y ago
Controlling for confounding factors in a study like this would be very close to impossible. Income is one factor, but parental involvement, household stability, discipline methods (I don't have data to support this, but I have a feeling that the average discipline methods differ greatly between Montessori kids and public school kids), and many others come into play. It'd be interesting if someone could pull it off, but this would be an unbelievably difficult study.
- leereeves 10y agoAnother way to approach that might be to see (for example) if students from public school diagnosed with ADHD do better in a Montessori school.