C. Cybele Raver, a distinguished psychologist who serves as deputy provost at @nyuniversity, has been named provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at Vanderbilt University. Raver will begin her new role July 1, 2021. https://t.co/V1qTvFpdwt
In the topic of #research and #policymaking discussed at the #ssecr_academy of the @SSECR_ , the new @FutureChildren issue discussed research-practice partnerships in early education
https://t.co/19UVtSWWoh
new blog post with @daphnabassok @pamela_a_morris & jenna conway on @BrookingsEd about the power of RPPs for ECE--
and don't miss the @FutureChildren volume this mentions--a must read if for connecting research, policy, & practice
https://t.co/dUZEt0Wyuj
New! Article describing collaborative process to develop a joint research agenda, by EDC's @ClareWIrwin1 & coauthors @MikeStrambler J.L.Meyer & G.A.Coleman, in latest issue of @FutureChildren
Read: https://t.co/W252azdhfA
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Proud to be part of this @FutureChildren issue on research-practice partnerships with so many great researchers. Thanks @daphnabassok & @pamela_a_morris for leading. Thanks @IESResearch and @Spencer_Fdn for funding the work my colleagues and I write about.https://t.co/M2gdm6N65v
Feeling v hopeful today about early childhood system building and in that context am particularly excited to share a new volume of @FutureChildren on the role of Research Practice Partnerships in improving ECE at scale, edited jointly w/ @pamela_a_morris
https://t.co/cR7Yhvp1FT
Final issue on #ece#prek#earlychildhood 👉 Research-Practice Partnerships to Strengthen Early Education at https://t.co/L7qx8uytZw. We appreciate your thoughtful work over the years @FutureChildren
Research-practice partnerships are a crucial tool to bring the benefits of early education to all children. Read our latest issue, "Research-Practice Partnerships to Strengthen Early Education," out Thursday morning! #preK#prekindergarten#ECE#EarlyChildhood
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