New special education classifications in Michigan fell during the pandemic, delaying access to services, especially among Black, Asian, and remote-learning students, from @bghopkinsphd@KatharineStrunk @imbernomics @TruckTrucks Guzman, and @MarisaHFisher https://t.co/KL7u5ynxkB
🚨 NEW RELEASE! 🚨 Our latest policy brief looks at student learning on the M-STEP and benchmark assessments during the COVID-19 pandemic https://t.co/ylei14Np6y 🧵 ↓
Math achievement fell by 0.22 standard deviations in Michigan during the pandemic. Underrepresented minority, disadvantaged, and remote students in 2020-21 fared worse, from @KatharineStrunk@bghopkinsphd@Tara_Kilbride @imbernomics and Dongming Yu https://t.co/Ryq6SaFtds
JUST RELEASED: New report on Michigan’s 2020-21 benchmark and summative assessments https://t.co/oitsmRImZw TL;DR: Longstanding achievement gaps between racial & socioeconomic groups, as well as gaps between in-person & remote-only districts, widened over the course of the year.
The article entitled "To What Extent Does In-Person Schooling Contribute to the Spread of COVID-19? Evidence from Michigan and Washington" & coauthored w/ @CEDR_US, @katharinestrunk, @bghopkinsphd, @nate_brown12, @harbatkat, & @tara_kilbride will appear in the next issue of JPAM.
🚨Updated results for our @EPICedpolicy@caldercenter@CEDR_Research study on the impact of instructional modality on the spread of COVID-19. Now with new methods and data that includes Spring 2021. https://t.co/eqwqKxzKCC
In the latest issue of JPAM: "The Effects of Special Education on the Academic Performance of Students with Learning Disabilities" by @AmySchwartzNY of @MaxwellSU, @bghopkinsphd of @EPICedpolicy, & Leanna Stiefel of @NYUWagner.
https://t.co/0idcZE478n
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Looking for another post-doc to join our amazing team of researchers @EPICedpolicy@MSUCollegeofEd incl postdocs @bghopkinsphd @harbatkat and others not on twitter! We have so much to do to help inform ed policy in MI! Application review begins April 28
🚨 March report on #Michigan school districts’ instructional modality 🚨: https://t.co/2YzmFi01Lz
This month, we update metrics based on March ECOL plans & spotlight family modality choices by district characteristics.
What’s happening in MI schools? @GovWhitmer “In-person learning is critical to the growth and development of our children and [EPIC's] findings show that the vast majority of schools in Michigan are providing students with face-to-face opportunities.” https://t.co/2QtmazIcmZ
Data from an @EPICedpolicy report suggest more MI students are returning to in-person learning. "However, there remain troubling discrepancies for some of the most vulnerable students," says @KatharineStrunk. Read more: https://t.co/4MUvtx1LHc
Schools that operate in-person do not significantly contribute to community spread of COVID-19 if existing cases are low, but do if existing cases are high from @CEDR_US, @imbernomics, @KatharineStrunk, @bghopkinsphd, Nate Brown, @harbatkat, @Tara_Kilbride https://t.co/AqsULEFSvH
January report on ECOL instructional modality is here: https://t.co/2YzmFi01Lz. This month, we update general metrics based on January plans & spotlight special education metrics.
Early view from JPAM: "The Effects of Special Education on the Academic Performance of Students with Learning Disabilities" by @AmySchwartzNY of @MaxwellSU, @bghopkinsphd of @EPICedpolicy, & Leanna Stiefel of @NYUWagner.
https://t.co/Pd8IUinn1M
More details can be found in the working paper at https://t.co/JDs7k6QJyl Couldn’t have done it w/o an amazing team: @bghopkinsphd@nate_brown12 @harbatkat @Tara_Kilbride