Examining data use and decision making in schools, particularly around human capital mgt. Ass't prof in Educational Leadership & Policy Analysis at UW Madison.
A new paper explores where racial disparities in the teacher labor force originate. Learn more by listening to the #EducationExchange podcast with @melanierucinski: https://t.co/HgOUz9lZme
NCTQ's new Databurst looks at how states consider everything from prior job performance to knowledge of content unique to a state to criminal background checks when it comes to granting licences to out-of-state teacher applicants.
Read more here: https://t.co/mIeGxmG5A6
We know that, for most folks, data/facts don’t often change their minds. Do we know if perspective changing w/ new facts can be taught? Is this a skill that could be developed... maybe in schools?
It's Snow Plow Driver Appreciation Day in Wisconsin! Thank you to the hardworking folks who work all hours of the day and night to keep our roads clear. We appreciate all you do to keep the people of Wisconsin safe!
"Teaching slavery well includes telling stories of black characters not only passively being acted upon but also serving as protagonists in liberation, emancipation, and abolition," writes @UrbanEdDJ. https://t.co/m6RCOXyf3r
In newly accepted paper (in press at Journal of Research on Educational Effectiveness) we explore the impact of hosting a student teacher on student achievement. WP version available at https://t.co/tUDioLmJlH
Concluding points from @KiraboJackson:
• Resources matter for outcomes (how they're spent also matters)
• Resources should be targeted early on in a child's life - but also sustained
• Investments should also target interventions that improve soft skills
#EPIAnnualLecture
1/3 @JPAM_DC editor @Erdal_Tekin_ ran into @AmySchwartzNY at #2019APPAM. Amy’s JPAM article Let Them Eat Lunch: The Impact of Universal Free Meals on Student Performance was just featured in Future Ed and has a lot of buzz! https://t.co/h98O7VkbMH
@EducationNext We end up with good people who understand themselves and others, but score a bit lower on tests. Sounds like acceptable losses (depending on the magnitude of the dip). I’m not sure that SEL and content are mutually exclusive. Can @KiraboJackson ‘s work can estimate the trade-off?
OUT TODAY: A new report on paving the way for Latinx teachers explains what schools, districts, and educator prep programs can do to address many of the challenges that #Latinx individuals face on the path to becoming a teacher. Read and share: https://t.co/wKpB8cbO7o
Thank you @EdFuller_PSU, @ptgoff, @KatieMWinn @AndPendola, Richard Ingersoll, Erin McHenry-Sorber and others who made the event as informative and fantastic as it was! To those who could not attend, the recording of the seminar part of the event will be posted soon. Stay tuned.
Via @educationweek "Politicians and U.S. #Education Secretary Betsy DeVos have repeatedly claimed that more money alone can't ultimately impact academic outcomes, despite growing evidence that it can." https://t.co/dlQ3DxQTy7
@BetsyDeVosED@usedgov#K12