David Diehl

Assistant Professor of Education - @VUPeabody @Vanderbilt Schools, sociology, social networks, music and all things Michigan sports

[David Diehl @DavidKDiehl]

Two new recent papers:
"An Integrated Framework for Studying How Schools Respond to External Pressures" with Joanne Golann @jwgolann
https://t.co/pRALU14UxN
and
"Framing School Integration: A Computational Analysis of Newspaper Discourse, 1990–2020"
https://t.co/bKISYHjTSE

[Educational Researcher - Editors @ERjournal_AERA]

Integrated Framework: @vupeabody's @DavidKDiehl and @jwgolann propose a model for studying how schools respond to external pressures. #OpenAccess

➡️ https://t.co/U659nZQtQ0

[David Diehl @DavidKDiehl]

@AnnOwens_ Coming from a different angle, my Social Problems article on changes in how the media has framed school integration efforts over time https://t.co/UcX4J9jZOU

[Natasha Warikoo @nkwarikoo]

So much happening in Sociology of Education at ASA! come and join our section sessions, roundtables, and reception #ASA2023 @ASAnews

[David Diehl @DavidKDiehl]

Sorry to be missing this

[Joanne Golann @jwgolann]

Come join us on Friday at 4 pm for my book forum at #ASA23! It will be Q&A style with amazing panelists @johndiamondphd @KatePhillippo and Karolyn Tyson, with Max Cuddy moderating.

[Matthew Salganik | @msalganik.bsky.social @msalganik]

Lots of non-computer scientists are starting to use machine learning. This is exciting, but best practices are not always followed. Announcing a consensus-based checklist that will help researchers and reviewers. Thanks @sayashk & @random_walker for leading the effort.

[Chris Uggen @chrisuggen]

Howard Becker's clear-eyed treatment of values and social research still helps me roll up my sleeves and get to work on Monday morning. ("Whose Side Are We On?" (1967)) https://t.co/pP78hOjiFY

[Laura K. Nelson | @[email protected] @LauraK_Nelson]

#ASA2023 is coming right up. A thread about interesting panels that I've found (and I would love to hear more from others!)

1. Contemporary and Emerging Issues in Computational Sociology.

How should sociologists be contributing to the current moment? https://t.co/PaeNh4pjAo

[David Diehl @DavidKDiehl]

Read the thread. The book sounds like an important contribution to the discussion about the politics of care in education. Looking forward to reading it!

[Amin Ghaziani @Amin_Ghaziani]

The 🔥hot🔥 summer issue of CONTEXTS is live! This one's about the power of place. Unlike a space, which is a location (physical or virtual), a place is a cultural object. Think of it like this: space + meanings = place. Get oriented, and excited, here: https://t.co/IQQzBywx12.

[Sarah Woulfin @sarahlouwou]

If you’re teaching instructional leadership or school improvement courses this Fall, I encourage adding chapters from our book✨👇

[Ethan Hutt @ehutt1]

Grading and testing take up so much space in the lives of students, teachers, parents, professors…we wanted to provide an account of how we got here and how we might change things for the better.

We are very proud of this work and excited for people to read it.

[Aaron Pallas @PallasAaron]

What can we learn from reading scores in Mississippi? @devonbrenner and I offer our take.

https://t.co/8KDYHEzw5y via @hechingerreport

[David Diehl @DavidKDiehl]

Looks fascinating and with Nashville data to boot!

[Matt Barnum @matt_barnum]

New: The White House has been pretty quiet on K-12 education — so picking prominent education researcher Kirabo Jackson to join the Council of Economic Advisers is notable. We'll see if that hints at a more robust K-12 agenda. https://t.co/4NU5MQTAAU

[David Diehl @DavidKDiehl]

Excited to try this out!

[Dr. K-Till | Ṣàngówálé @KoreyTillman_]

The American Sociological Association gives a free year of membership to those who just finished there PhD. I had no clue about this, and I'm guessing many others don't either. Reach out to ASA Membership for the details. rt/circulate widely! #SocAF

[Stefanie DeLuca @Stefanie_DeLuca]

Released today! Groundbreaking new book by @KathrynEdin @Tijone @profshaefer on American poverty, racial inequality and what we can do about it. Perhaps a surprise to many urban sociologists: most disadvantaged places in US are RURAL. See excerpt: https://t.co/rtzFTwZupI

[David Diehl @DavidKDiehl]

Impromptu discussion about transitivity with the 3 year old this morning inspired by listening to some Raffi https://t.co/bwxer9dLJL via @YouTube

[Preston Green @DrPrestonGreen]

Barred From Testifying by a Research Agreement

https://t.co/CiIfV1mj75