Sharnic Djaker of the What Works Hub for Global Education on monitoring the quantity versus the quality of implementation.
The program https://t.co/RVwYsROplj
The video https://t.co/yOr9IXWDTY
I’m starting a new substack.
My focus will be, as always, on K12 education, but I'll also explore how the education system interacts with our economic system and our earth system.
Please help me spread the word. It will always be free.
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✨ Our research agenda on implementation science is now published in @ScienceMagazine! This is the next frontier to ensure "what works" actually works at scale when delivered by govts and is implemented with high fidelity @WWHGlobalEd@BlavatnikSchool https://t.co/nriE18UeLH
@AlonMuhame I don't know so much about the online or parental stuff. My focus has more been on interventions and on violence that are physically at school.
Very important, though!
Can anyone point me to recent studies or to scholars working on home-based child care in low- or middle-income countries? Self-promotion welcome!
I know much of the work on center-based childcare, but less on home-based care.
The last time I reread The Little Prince, a couple of years ago, I realized I identified more with The Businessman than anyone else, and I was very sad.
@BFEditing I have sometimes combined. As in this one https://t.co/vDZHmqRxQ9 (where it's called a Conclusion, w no Discussion) and this one https://t.co/G3YfwP34XX (where it's called a Discussion, w no Conclusion).
(Whether we did a good job, I'll leave to you to judge.)
I revisit both with cleaner timing, newer data— https://t.co/O7xBbPbDcv I use international test scores measured in 1999–2000 and then look at GDP-per-capita growth from 2001–2024. It covers 48 countries, with no overlap between the testing years and the growth years.
Recommendations! 2 weeks ago I crashed my bike, sprained my wrist, and got bad road rash on my hands. Typing has been difficult, which sucks as a professor prepping for a new semester.
Lucky for me, my friend @emily_beam recently wrote a post about talk-to-text AI assistants!
"The US administration’s policies over the last year should serve as a cautionary tale. The major lesson—which has been painfully absorbed by scores of countries over centuries of commerce—is that diversification of markets and products is key"
https://t.co/a5a6ufK8hU
@lm_guirola@JohnHolbein1 On the people-specific ones, I just worry that if we do these for only a subset of people, then the not-purely-rational social media spaces may foster a lot of assumptions and unkindness that don't advance our knowledge about the world while also causing pain...