Annahi Donjuan’s story illustrates the determination of a young scholar and shows how policymakers, administrators, teachers, and organizations like Dallas County Promise are working together to make the education journey a success for more and more students. Read more about it here⌄ https://ow.ly/hjuP50QusNj
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In a new white paper, Rucker Johnson and Ary Amerikaner unpack how school integration is inextricably linked to the equitable provision of school resources and emphasize the need for a recommitment to integrated & well-resourced public schools. Read it here: https://buff.ly/3Rbw4Bj
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While everyone else is distracted by the big shiny bauble of national politics, conservatives should move at the local level. School boards are critical. Not simply for what books are for school libraries, but for cultivating an environment that focuses on academic outcomes. Learn how local campaigning is done from the best: https://hubs.la/Q02T4cxB0
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In our latest Faculty in Focus video, Associate Professor Dan Player explores why defining a problem is essential to public policy analysis, using the educator shortage in K-12 schools as a case study. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/e5vs2GY7
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The data speak volumes: Arizonans agree education is a priority. Ninety-four percent of voters support ensuring teachers are trained in the most effective approaches to teaching reading. Only 41% of Arizona third grade students are scoring proficient on reading assessments, far from the state’s 72% goal, according to the Arizona Education Progress Meter. Get more education insights from the 2024 Arizona Voters’ Agenda: https://lnkd.in/gMYhpDNn
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Education and Training Lecturer at Truro and Penwith College, Cornwall. Research Further scholar. MSc student at University of Oxford. University of Plymouth alumnus.
🎉 Thrilled to have my work featured in Impact Issue 22! My article discusses how QTLS accreditation enhances evidence-informed practice in Further Education settings 📚✨. It's exciting to contribute to this important conversation around professional development and teaching excellence. 🙌 Grateful for the opportunity to share insights that support educators on their journey to becoming reflective, effective practitioners. Keep an eye out for it! 👁️ #FurtherEducation #QTLS #EvidenceInformedPractice #ProfessionalDevelopment
Coming soon... our Autumn issue of Impact! 🍂📖 The autumn issue, edited in association with BERA, by Tanya Ovenden-Hope, focuses on embedding a culture of research in schools, with sections drawing on the many ways in which schools, colleges, trusts and their staff can work in a research-informed, thoughtful and connected way.
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It's a new year, but there's nothing new about the challenges school systems are facing! Take a look at this article by Evie Blad, published by Education Week, to read about the issues district leaders will be faced with in 2024.
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In the foreword of my new book, The Enduring Promise of America’s Great City Schools, former US Secretary of Education Arne Duncan writes, “Running a large, urban school district is among the more challenging jobs in America. It is challenging enough for school superintendents to support learning and drive positive outcomes for increasingly diverse student populations. School leaders must also ensure that kids are safe, healthy, and well fed, that their parents feel welcomed and included, that their teachers feel valued and motivated, and that school board members and elected officials who provide the funding feel the funding is justified and the results are positive. These challenges are exponentially greater when the student population approaches that of a midsize American city.” The new book describes how and why some city school systems make more academic progress than others, and it lays out a path forward for urban public education.
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This looks like an excellent analysis of strategies that are working in our large, urban school districts.
In the foreword of my new book, The Enduring Promise of America’s Great City Schools, former US Secretary of Education Arne Duncan writes, “Running a large, urban school district is among the more challenging jobs in America. It is challenging enough for school superintendents to support learning and drive positive outcomes for increasingly diverse student populations. School leaders must also ensure that kids are safe, healthy, and well fed, that their parents feel welcomed and included, that their teachers feel valued and motivated, and that school board members and elected officials who provide the funding feel the funding is justified and the results are positive. These challenges are exponentially greater when the student population approaches that of a midsize American city.” The new book describes how and why some city school systems make more academic progress than others, and it lays out a path forward for urban public education.
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Most Americans support school integration – and this is true across racial, socioeconomic, and partisan divides. A new fact sheet from NCSD summarizes findings from three recent integration polls and offers key takeaways and sample messages to communicate the findings. https://lnkd.in/e-XXCXij
Fact Sheet: Recent Polling Results (July 2024) « The National Coalition on School Diversity
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Diverse middle schools may alleviate educational inequalities that stem from gaps in school choice across race. A recent working paper by Blueprint Affiliate Clémence Idoux and Research Associate Viola Corradini examines what drives families’ school choices, evaluates differences in choice across race, and explores the role of diverse middle schools in alleviating educational inequalities. Read the policy brief below or read the working paper: https://lnkd.in/ePFJsx7P
