🚨🚨NEW #EdWorkingPaper from Ariana Audisio, Rebecca Taylor-Perryman, Tim Tasker, and Matthew Steinberg: Does Teacher Professional Development Improve Student Learning? Evidence from Leading Educators’ Teacher Fellowship Model RPPL Leading Educators edworkingpapers.com/ai22-597

NEW on our Reading List: Does Teacher Professional Development Improve Student Learning?  future-ed.org/does-teacher-p… via Ariana Audisio Matthew Steinberg Leading Educators

In 10+ years, the federal govt has twice provided emergency fiscal stimulus to the public K-12 education system (nearly $250 billion). 💰 @k_a_shores & Matthew Steinberg evaluate the efficacy of these unprecedented federal interventions into public education. brook.gs/3rjjiDS

I haven't read the underlying report, but this story details a new study suggesting that pandemic academic recovery will be very expensive! $700B: That’s How Much It Will Cost to Fix Pandemic Learning Loss, Study Says The 74 the74million.org/article/new-st…

Although the fed. gov. provided an unprecedented level of emergency funding to U.S. public schools during the pandemic, this support was insufficient and poorly targeted to offset the cost of recovering COVID-induced student learning loss. Educational Researcher - Editors. aera.net/Newsroom/New-R…

Pleased to share this recent AERA press release about my new research (with @k_a_shores) on the distribution of federal fiscal stimulus in the wake of the Great Recession and more recently during the Covid-era pandemic. aera.net/Newsroom/New-R…

#MasonResearch Matthew Steinberg of George Mason CEHD & Schar School comments on pandemic-related learning loss in this piece: COVID-19 pandemic aid more than $300 billion short for dealing with student learning loss, study shows bit.ly/3eovK24

U.S. K-12 public schools need more funding to recover from COVID-19. Read new research findings from Mason Professor Matthew Steinberg here: aera.net/Newsroom/New-R…

Nice piece by Patrick Wall highlighting the growing body of research showing that school reopening decisions were more complicated and nuanced than conventional wisdom suggests. chalkbeat.org/2022/10/12/234…

Federal aid provided amid the COVID-19 pandemic has been insufficient to make up for the student learning loss. Matthew Steinberg @k_a_shores AERA diverseeducation.com/leadership-pol…

We are looking forward to welcoming Cara Jackson @carajackson.bsky.social and learning from her insights this week. Please visit cehd.gmu.edu/centers/edpoli… to learn more about Cara’s talk and the research workshop that I host.

Appreciate that this The New York Times story referenced & linked to AERA's write up of new research from Matthew Steinberg & @k_a_shores, who found federal emergency education funding fell $500B short of what's necessary to remediate pandemic-induced learning loss nytimes.com/2022/10/24/us/…

What can government do to control the cost of higher education? A panel of experts will explore that question Mon., Dec. 5, 10 a.m.ET, at George Mason University's #MasonSquare. Free but register: bit.ly/3gpd6rY

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Great to see my work with @k_a_shores included here among the important set of research findings on the impact of Covid on schools and students.

AERA's write-up of Dr. Matthew Steinberg's research on how federal funding fell short of what was needed to remedy student learning loss due to the pandemic was cited in a New York Times article. Read the article here: nytimes.com/2022/10/24/us/…

Dr. Matthew Steinberg (Matthew Steinberg) was recently cited in an article discussing school leaders frustration with managing misbehavior in schools after the pandemic. Read more here: tinyurl.com/34zrrvz9

So many questions remain. As Matthew Steinberg said: “Are districts with the biggest declines in student achievement spending their money the way you hope they would? We just don’t know.” 2/

“Are districts with the biggest declines in student achievement spending their money the way you hope they would?” asked Matthew Steinberg. “We just don’t know” buff.ly/3pLH6D9

Why did some communities re-open schools for in-person instruction in Fall 2020 while others waited much longer? Matthew Steinberg and I have a new article revisiting this question: doi.org/10.1177/089590… 1/7