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November 30, 2017

What Can We Learn from a Master Chef About Collaboration

Ferran Adria is widely recognized as one of the best chefs in the world. As education scholars, the authors of this commentary have developed an ongoing collaborative research relationship that has drawn considerably from Adria’s approach. They suggest that this emergent Adria-inspired way of collaboration contributes to understanding international collaboration and can significantly inform other education researchers who similarly seek substantive impact in their fluid and complex settings.





November 28, 2017



November 22, 2017

The Skinny on Response to Intervention: Using RTI to Benefit ALL Students and Boost ACT Scores

Response to Intervention is a collaborative, multi-tiered, school-wide approach created to provide effective interventions for students with learning disabilities. Most high schools implement RTI by setting aside a 30-minute period during the day for the intervention that teachers refer to colloquially as a “skinny." How the skinny is implemented does much to determine whether or not students benefit from the policy.


November 16, 2017

Reforms and Revolution

This commentary examines the history of reforms, the realities of the vast amount of research on educational reforms, and makes a case as to why teachers need to unify and gain a sense of solidarity in demanding a voice in decision-making and policy.


November 06, 2017

What Guides Pre-K Programs?

In this paper, authors examine public Pre-K policy enactment through a study of New Jersey’s highly regulated Pre-K program and Wisconsin’s locally determined, mid-regulation 4K program.


November 04, 2017

A Small Step Forward: By Unanimous Vote, the Louisiana Legislature Bars Schools from Administering Corporal Punishment to Students with Disabilities

The Louisiana legislature recently passed legislation barring school districts from administering corporal punishment to children with disabilities. This is a small step toward total elimination of corporal punishment in public schools.


October 31, 2017

Supporting Teacher Assessment Literacy: A Proposed Sequence of Learning

This commentary focuses on a proposal for sequencing teacher professional learning opportunities to develop a well-rounded understanding of assessment practices and processes.


October 23, 2017

The Centrality of Language in Defining Career Outcomes in Graduate Education

Colleges and universities are grappling with the shifting and sometimes ambiguous meaning of career outcomes. Authors of this commentary use the biomedical doctoral training landscape to explore this problem and the specific considerations that must be tackled to accurately describe postgraduate employment realities.


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October 05, 2017

Firearms in K-12 Schools: What is the Responsibility of the Education Community?

This commentary investigates the role and responsibility of schools and surrounding communities in keeping students and faculty safe from gun violence on K-12 campuses.


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