Many parents choose to wait an extra year before enrolling a child in elementary school, a practice known as redshirting.
Does this practice benefit the children who are held back?
This week, Paul E. Peterson talks with Phillip Cook of Duke University, the co-author of a new study on the impact of delayed entry on student achievement.
The paper, “The School-Entry-Age Rule Affects Redshirting Patterns and Resulting Disparities in Achievement,” is co-written with Songman Kang.
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