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Some wonder if cash for good test scores is the wrong kind of lesson

Should cash be used to spur children to do better on reading and math tests? New York City’s Department of Education is implementing a pilot program that will reward fourth and seventh graders with $100 to $500, depending on how well they perform on 10 tests in the next year. Read more about the program in this article from The New York Times.

Posted by Steve Groft on 08 August 2007 in Motivation , Policy , Socioeconomic Factors

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