
Research and commentary about the #socialside of education. Relationships, trust, collaboration, and social capital are crucial for improvement.
Washington D.C.
Joined February 2015
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New Studies Find That, for Teachers, Experience Really Does Matter - Education Week edweek.org/ew/articles/2015/… via @educationweek
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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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“How to Build Trust in Schools” by @VickiGGSC via @HuffPostEdu A more humane approach to school improvement works. huffingtonpost.com/vicki-zak…
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"School Org. Contexts, Teacher Turnover & Student Achievement: Evidence from Panel Data” @MatthewAKraft
et al. scholar.harvard.edu/files/mk…
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Have you seen @EstherQuinCo's amazing short video about how relationships matter in schools? goo.gl/KdfvtJ
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Why teaching is more like basketball than baseball — and why it matters (via @valeriestrauss) goo.gl/xCeQX6
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Teachers working in + supportive environments improve + over time than teachers working in - supportive contexts. cepr.harvard.edu/cepr-resour…
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Why there is no Teach for Finland? My opinion: washingtonpost.com/blogs/ans… @FinnEmbassyDC @valeriestrauss @washingtonpost
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This is what can happen when unions and businesses work together: cnnmon.ie/1Ihi1lU #raisethewage
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Finnish Lesson #1 for Texas: Invest more in cooperation to avoid unhealthy competition between and within schools.





