@SocialSideEd

Research and commentary about the #socialside of education. Relationships, trust, collaboration, and social capital are crucial for improvement.

 Washington D.C.
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Joined February 2015
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Stephen Sawchuk@Stephen_Sawchuk24 Mar 2015
New Studies Find That, for Teachers, Experience Really Does Matter - Education Week edweek.org/ew/articles/2015/… via @educationweek

New Studies Find That, for Teachers, Experience Really Does Matter

New research challenges the belief that teachers plateau early in their careers, suggesting instead their effectiveness grows over the first decade in the classroom and beyond.

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Pasi Sahlberg@pasi_sahlberg17 Mar 2015
Still remember our great panel @TeachLearnConf on social side of teaching w/ @HargreavesBC et al in DC shankerinstitute.org/event/s… @EstherQuinCo
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RT @shankerinst: New post (by @EstherQuinCo): Teacher quality - still plenty of room for debate - goo.gl/tfrtxk

Teacher Quality - Still Plenty Of Room For Debate

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Teaching & learning are about empowerment & connections not control & isolation | Katrina Schwartz @MindShiftKQED blogs.kqed.org/mindshift/201…
Vol. 53 Issue 1 Journal of Educational Administration is fully dedicated to "Teacher-Principal Relationships” #socialside
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Esther Quintero@EstherQuinCo1 Mar 2015
“How to Build Trust in Schools” by @VickiGGSC via @HuffPostEdu A more humane approach to school improvement works. huffingtonpost.com/vicki-zak…

How to Build Trust in Schools

Sometimes I scratch my head when I read about the government's efforts to improve schools: new standards and tests that have to be implemented immediately, punitive teacher evaluations, and threats...

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Esther Quintero@EstherQuinCo1 Mar 2015
"School Org. Contexts, Teacher Turnover & Student Achievement: Evidence from Panel Data” @MatthewAKraft et al. scholar.harvard.edu/files/mk…
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New publ. “Does Better Observation Make Better Teachers?” by Steinberg & Sartain questia.com/read/1G1-3923694…
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Have you seen @EstherQuinCo's amazing short video about how relationships matter in schools? goo.gl/KdfvtJ

How Relationships Matter In Educational Improvement

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Diss. "The role of personality and professional learning community quality in predicting teacher effectiveness.” digilib.gmu.edu/xmlui/bitstr…
Thank you for RT and for following @teacherpolicy
Thanks for following @caragerber :-)
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TCR features research on how teacher data use is a complex process affected by the socio-cult. context of schools. tcrecord.org/Issue.asp?volye…
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RT @EstherQuinCo: Terrific video on labor-management collaboration at Peoria High turnweb.org/peoria-high-scho… via @GregAnrig #socialside
Why teaching is more like basketball than baseball — and why it matters (via @valeriestrauss) goo.gl/xCeQX6
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Esther Quintero@EstherQuinCo13 Feb 2015
Teachers working in + supportive environments improve + over time than teachers working in - supportive contexts. cepr.harvard.edu/cepr-resour…
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"Can Professional Environments in Schools Promote Teacher Development?” by Kraft & Papay. Spoiler: Answer is YES! cepr.harvard.edu/cepr-resour…
“We must remember that in school and in life relationships make all the difference.” by @mrkevinparr via @ASCD inservice.ascd.org/team-how-…
Publ. "Thinking Alone Together” by Deanna Kuhn — Is all teacher #collaboration equally productive? edr.sagepub.com/content/44/1…
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New publ. “Person-Organization Fit and Research on Instruction.” Youngs, Pogodzinski, Grogan, & Perrone #socialside edr.sagepub.com/content/44/1…
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