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Many thanks Paul. And here's an open access paper that also captures the main points: edworkingpapers.com/ai23-866

This one seems to be getting more timely by the day

I learned a lot from this piece.

Many thanks for this, Larry. I hope everyone agrees and that it lives up to that. Please take a look. Send comments (there's a link for that). Share with others.

Many thanks to the editorial board, authors & AEFP leadership for tackling this. #aefp2025

Thanks Ashley. And to Eric Taylor (I think not on Twitter/X) for writing on teacher eval. It would be great if you could make that comment on the website too, so we can keep track. We're working on connecting the site more to social media to build conversation #aefp2025 AEFP

Live Handbook is a new resource from the Association for Education Finance & Policy which provides continually updated summaries of high quality education research on multiple topics. Check it out today: livehandbook.org

Great work, Paul. Thanks for contributing to the Live Handbook

The new AEFP Live Handbook is an awesome source for quick comprehensive looks at key education policy topics. No better time for resources showing the value of research to policymakers & the public. I'm grateful to have contributed a chapter on state takeovers of districts.

Thanks Pat for this great contribution. We have a great set of schools choice-related articles in the handbook. AEFP

Many thanks Dylan. Though many of the individual measures are familiar, seeing them together--& with both within-country trends & international comparisons--is striking. Also striking is that this wide-ranging group & a rep sample of citizens agreed on so much

Scholar Douglas N. Harris on the AEFP new Live Handbook of education policy research buff.ly/zjHn9PD

Many thanks for a great interview, Kevin. Normally I would recognize & tag my collaborators on something like this but >100 people have been involved in the Live Handbook. Far too many to tag (except AEFP) here but all are listed on the website: livehandbook.org.

This is a terrific primer on the research evidence about Head Start, which is not (my knowledge) currently on the chopping block, but one might worry about it going there.

Many thanks for your contribution. For better or worse, Federal Student Aid is a very timely topic and I appreciate your bringing some clarity to it.

Lindsay and Kevin, many thanks for this great piece on higher ed costs and expenditures. Very timely given current conversation about cuts & lots of misunderstanding about this.

Many thanks Pat, Gema, & Josh for your contributions. I would say "Go Razorbacks" but there's a law against that in Louisiana.

I am a huge fan (and contributor to) AEFP's Live Handbook. It's a terrific one stop shop for an overview of many education issues (think Wikipedia for ed research) & Douglas N. Harris does a great job talking about this resource on today's Gadfly. 👇 fordhaminstitute.org/national/resou…

Many thanks Dan, for this and your key role on the Editorial Board and as an author. And many thanks to Michael Petrilli for being on the Board of Policymakers and Practitioners, helping shape the design of the Live Handbook, and having me on the podcast. Please check them out.

🎙️ How do you write about politically charged issues—like charter schools—without bias? Douglas N. Harris joins Michael Petrilli and David on the podcast to talk evidence-based policy and reaching multiple audiences. 📹 Clip below 🎧 Full episode: fordhaminstitute.org/national/resou…