Professor at Teachers College, Columbia University; Director of NCREST; Founder of @intl_ed_news
Author of The Education We Need for a Future We Can't Predict
For a quick description of the global media responses to the latest PISA scores and a reminder that health, happiness, and other factors might matter too (more on that and #Iceland in the future...)
#newpost: Highs in the East, Lows in the West, and Concerns All Around: Scanning the Education Headlines for the 2025 PISA results
https://t.co/rZ1OSaQWCf
#incaseyoumissedit: What Conditions Could Foster More Balanced School Experiences? Stability & Change in the Education System in China (Part 5) https://t.co/bopWqGawWe
#InCaseYouMissedIt: What do innovative schools in China look like? Stability & change in the education system in China (Part 1)
@ThsiHigh
https://t.co/wJnkgOURHI
This interview taught me as much about learning at scale as any project I’ve been involved in — details, building capacity, strong partnerships, and sensitivity to context matter. Part 2 next Wednesday…
New Post: Bringing a Tablet-Based Foundational Learning Program to all the Primary Schools in Malawi: Joe Wolf and Kira Keane on the Evolution of Imagine Worldwide (Part 1)
@Literacy_Now1@moliis @michaelbhorn@leecrawfurd @CSF_India@gatesfoundation
https://t.co/IEfZld0u26
Approaches in #India to some of the critical education issues after the school closures: chronic absence, mental health, nutrition, and sustainability @CSF_India@HundrEDorg@CGC_Mumbai
#InCaseYouMissedIt: #NewPost: New Frontiers for Educational Improvements in India? Critical educational issues in India post-pandemic (Part 2) @HaakonHuynh
https://t.co/N5wjTlqyTZ
For those who want a sense of possibility and hope in these difficult times, there is no better place to look than @remakelearning and #remakelearningdays Thanks to @greggbehr for sharing his insights with me. Part 2 next week!
#NewPost: Building the capacity for high quality education at scale: Can Vietnam transform the conventional model of schooling (Part 2)?
https://t.co/ZotV1POhSG
@OECDEduSkills@tch960@intl_ed_news
My latest work in a series looking at how countries like Finland, Singapore, and others are trying to change their education systems
Can Vietnam transform the conventional model of schooling: Educational improvement at scale (Part 1) https://t.co/JywubJL6hH via @intl_ed_news
Adding to my other interviews with founders of #newschools, I'm finally sharing my interview with Indrek Lillemägi who has helped to start 2 new schools in #Tallinn#Estonia
When I was in China last November, I was stunned by what I saw at the Shenzen Early Education Center. 20 indoor/outdoor learning areas, with over 100 different centers. I shared a few pictures and reflections in this post
I benefited tremendously from the warmth and wisdom of Lee Shulman, and I wanted to add my remembrance to many others. What an important time to remember those who believe in faith and reason.
I've learned as much about #educationalpolicy from @Michael_Kirst as I have from anyone, so I'm delighted to be able to share his latest reflections and excerpts from @rkjung's "Mike Kirst Biography Project"
#InCaseYouMissedIt: Schools Don't Change, but They're Always Changing: A Conversation with Yong Zhao on the Evolution of the Chinese Education System (Part 2)
📍https://t.co/RW9EWgcZXk via @EdChangeSIG@ICSEIglobal@YongZhaoEd
We need more attention to student well-being
For my take, see https://t.co/UKp2dlRK8d "Supporting students’ academic development has to go hand in hand with supporting their emotional development, their mental health, and their well-being." @TeachersCollege