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Large-scale classroom observation data from Tennessee show that low-performing novice teachers struggle with classroom management and presenting content and that classroom management struggles are linked to early-career attrition. bit.ly/4g0jq1E

Excited to share our new pub EEPA Editors: We examine collective sensemaking among implementers of a statewide corequisite mandate at 16 TX #comm_colleges. Under #coreq model, students must take college-level and dev-ed math concurrently. College of Education doi.org/10.3102/016237…

Is self-assessment effective in fostering teacher digital upskilling? An experimental study finds that an online tool led to negative shifts in teachers’ perceived ICT competencies & beliefs. Abbiati @davazzolini daniela piazzalunga FBK-IRVAPP European Schoolnet #EdTech bit.ly/42tO5kU

New pub EEPA Editors: Lauren Schudde et al. examine collective sensemaking among implementers of a statewide corequisite mandate at 16 TX #comm_colleges. Under #coreq model, students must take college-level and dev-ed math concurrently. College of Education bit.ly/40zLqU5

Paper by Dr. Kaylee T. Matheny & @amanda_lu_ed shows what happens when an equity-oriented policy w/ good intentions meets limited organizational capacity. In sum: Achieving equitable outcomes means designing policies that account for unequal resource landscapes. bit.ly/4gitjI6

How does superintendent turnover affect student success? A new study by Dr. Chris Redding (Chris Redding; UF College of Education) & Dr. Steven Carlo (Carlopedia; MUSOE Ed Leadership) in EEPA finds that student achievement declines after a superintendent turns over. bit.ly/4gjpiDv

With climate disasters on the rise, more and more school principals are being tasked with managing emergency shelters at their schools. But do they feel prepared for the challenge? Find out more in this new EEPA paper by Griffard et al. bit.ly/3PQF0Lk

When Hawai'i raised special education teacher salaries by $10k, shortages decreased—largely due to gen ed teachers moving to open special education positions. New paper by Roddy Theobald Zeyu Xu Allison Gilmour, PhD Lisa Lachlan-Hache Elizabeth Bettini Nathan Jones bit.ly/4hRuMXp

Teacher turnover disrupts relationships between teachers, weakens shared goals, & impedes institutional memory. Turnover is thus an important—and often hidden—barrier to school improvement. Read more ⬇️ Jen Jellison Holme USC Rossier College of Education Spencer Foundation bit.ly/4aKK3XB

Grading standards across Alberta high schools vary enough to impact students’ postsecondary opportunities. Identifying the types of schools with lower grading standards (private schools, schools w/ better educated parents) raises equity concerns. Wilfrid Laurier University bit.ly/4aU7dLc

School absence rates have remained above pre-pandemic levels for multiple years. A new EEPA study shows how this is adding up for students over time, revealing that some students are experiencing especially deep and persistent levels of absenteeism. bit.ly/43ggR8W

NYC's kindergarten choice system gives Black families school options—but not equal access to their top picks. A new study shows residential segregation, application timing, and priority systems often leave Black families in lower-quality schools. bit.ly/3XoOS38

In a new study, Kayla Bill identifies how political resistance undermines redistricting policies' potential to reduce segregation. She highlights policy changes that could help districts capitalize on limited opportunities to desegregate. #edpolicy #edchat bit.ly/41C5xTC

More states and school districts are adopting weighted student funding reforms. But do these reforms help students? @bradmarianno, Spinrad, & Griffard found Nevada’s Pupil-Centered Funding Plan improved student achievement in first year of implementation. bit.ly/41WgWMJ

A study in EEPA found that focusing on principal behaviors instead of student achievement in principal evaluations is crucial for enhancing school accountability with racial equity. #principalevaluation #equity #BlackandHispanicstudents Faculty of Education, HKU bit.ly/41Nwfrc

Scholars found that language that indicates race/racism in student loan news articles has risen since 2018. The terms used typically refer to groups of people (ex: “Black”) instead of structural issues (“racism”), which can shape discourse on student loans bit.ly/42qx1vM

Researchers studied the first wave of Massachusetts teachers who entered the workforce with COVID-era reduced licensure requirements & how they compared to traditionally licensed peers in terms of effectiveness and turnover. Wheelock College, Boston University Wheelock Educational Policy Center bit.ly/42WlRhf

What does equity really mean? In a new paper, Meghan Comstock explores how professional learning partnerships between districts and external organizations negotiate and operationalize equity in their reforms. Meghan Comstock UMD College of Education #Equity #edpolicy bit.ly/3SwOVr2