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AN UNPARALLELED INVESTMENT IN U.S. PUBLIC EDUCATION President Biden has just signed into law the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA), which provides $1.9 trillion in federal stimulus funding to help state and local governments—as well as individual taxpayers and businesses—address the impact of COVID-19. This act provides just over $170.3 billion to education, making this the federal government’s largest ever single investment in our RESTARTING AND REINVENTING SCHOOL Restarting and Reinventing School Learning in the Time of COVID and Beyond Linda Darling-Hammond, Abby Schachner, and Adam K. Edgerton incollaboration with
DOES TEACHING EXPERIENCE INCREASE TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS? ASEE MORE ON LEARNINGPOLICYINSTITUTE.ORGJANEL GEORGE
Janel George is a Senior Policy Advisor who co-leads the Equitable Resources and Access team and is the lead author of the report, The Federal Role and School Integration: Brown’s Promise and Present Challenges.Her work focuses on community schools, racial equity, education as a civil right, school choice, and other issues that shape equity and access in public schools. WHAT DOES THE RESEARCH REALLY SAY ABOUT PRESCHOOL Research finds that preschool programs that demonstrate the strongest and most persistent positive effects employ well-qualified educators, use a developmentally appropriate program, and provide adequate learning time for students. In order to achieve sustained benefits from preschool, districts and states should invest in the essential TEACHERS OF COLOR: IN HIGH DEMAND AND SHORT SUPPLY New report released at Capitol Hill briefing sponsored by Senator Cory Booker. WASHINGTON, DC — Research shows that teachers of color help close achievement gaps for students of color and are highly rated by students of all races—a fact that is all the more relevant in light of the release this month of data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). DOES TEACHING EXPERIENCE INCREASE TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS? LEARNING POLICY INSTITUTE | DOES TEACHING EXPERIENCE INCREASE TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS? ii External Reviewers This report benefited from the insights and expertise of two external reviewers: Gene Glass, Regents’ Professor Emeritus from Arizona State University and Senior Researcher at the National PREPARING TEACHERS TO SUPPORT SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING Preparing Teachers to Support Social and Emotional Learning A Case Study of San Jose State University and Lakewood Elementary School Hanna Melnick and Lorea Martinez IMPROVING EDUCATION THE NEW MEXICO WAY Improving Education the New Mexico Way: An Evidence-Based Approach . Jeannie Oakes, Daniel Espinoza, Linda Darling-Hammond, Carmen Gonzales, Jennifer DePaoli, Tara Kini, Gary Hoachlander, WELCOME TO LEARNING POLICY INSTITUTEOVERVIEWOUR WORKCONTACT USDEEPER LEARNINGEDUCATOR QUALITYEARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING The Learning Policy Institute conducts and communicates independent, high-quality research to improve education policy and practice. Working with policymakers, researchers, educators, community groups, and others, the Institute seeks to advance evidence-based policies that support empowering and equitable learning for each and everychild.
AN UNPARALLELED INVESTMENT IN U.S. PUBLIC EDUCATION President Biden has just signed into law the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA), which provides $1.9 trillion in federal stimulus funding to help state and local governments—as well as individual taxpayers and businesses—address the impact of COVID-19. This act provides just over $170.3 billion to education, making this the federal government’s largest ever single investment in our RESTARTING AND REINVENTING SCHOOL Restarting and Reinventing School Learning in the Time of COVID and Beyond Linda Darling-Hammond, Abby Schachner, and Adam K. Edgerton incollaboration with
DOES TEACHING EXPERIENCE INCREASE TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS? ASEE MORE ON LEARNINGPOLICYINSTITUTE.ORGJANEL GEORGE
Janel George is a Senior Policy Advisor who co-leads the Equitable Resources and Access team and is the lead author of the report, The Federal Role and School Integration: Brown’s Promise and Present Challenges.Her work focuses on community schools, racial equity, education as a civil right, school choice, and other issues that shape equity and access in public schools. WHAT DOES THE RESEARCH REALLY SAY ABOUT PRESCHOOL Research finds that preschool programs that demonstrate the strongest and most persistent positive effects employ well-qualified educators, use a developmentally appropriate program, and provide adequate learning time for students. In order to achieve sustained benefits from preschool, districts and states should invest in the essential TEACHERS OF COLOR: IN HIGH DEMAND AND SHORT SUPPLY New report released at Capitol Hill briefing sponsored by Senator Cory Booker. WASHINGTON, DC — Research shows that teachers of color help close achievement gaps for students of color and are highly rated by students of all races—a fact that is all the more relevant in light of the release this month of data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). DOES TEACHING EXPERIENCE INCREASE TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS? LEARNING POLICY INSTITUTE | DOES TEACHING EXPERIENCE INCREASE TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS? ii External Reviewers This report benefited from the insights and expertise of two external reviewers: Gene Glass, Regents’ Professor Emeritus from Arizona State University and Senior Researcher at the National PREPARING TEACHERS TO SUPPORT SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING Preparing Teachers to Support Social and Emotional Learning A Case Study of San Jose State University and Lakewood Elementary School Hanna Melnick and Lorea Martinez IMPROVING EDUCATION THE NEW MEXICO WAY Improving Education the New Mexico Way: An Evidence-Based Approach . Jeannie Oakes, Daniel Espinoza, Linda Darling-Hammond, Carmen Gonzales, Jennifer DePaoli, Tara Kini, Gary Hoachlander,ABOUT THE INSTITUTE
The Learning Policy Institute conducts and communicates independent, high-quality research to improve education policy and practice. Working with policymakers, researchers, educators, community groups, and others, the Institute seeks to advance evidence-based policies that support empowering and equitable learning for each and everychild.
THE IMPORTANCE OF GETTING TUTORING RIGHT The Importance of Getting Tutoring Right. Author. Adam K. Edgerton. This post is part of LPI's Learning in the Time of COVID-19 blog series, which explores evidence-based and equity-focused strategies and investments to address the current crisis and build long-term systems capacity. As we near the pandemic’s one-year mark, themajority of
DESIGN PRINCIPLES FOR SCHOOLS: PUTTING THE SCIENCE OF This playbook and its framework are organized into five key principles developed by a group of educators, practitioners, and scientists. The playbook focuses on these principles and their integration, pointing to the concrete practices and structures schools can use to bring them to life at their sites. SUMMER LEARNING AND BEYOND: OPPORTUNITIES FOR CREATING EQUITY The six design principles for summer learning and beyond include: Center relationships. Create a culture of affirmation and belonging. Build from students’ interests and take a whole child approach to their development. Engage students’ and families’ knowledge in disciplinary learning. Provide creative, inquiry-based forms oflearning.
COUNTERING RACIAL RHETORIC AND VIOLENCE BY STEPPING UP Countering Racial Rhetoric And Violence By Stepping Up, Not Standing By. This post was originally published on April 21, 2021 by Forbes. Yesterday’s “guilty” verdict for George Floyd’s killer was a historic victory for justice in the face of centuries of racial violence against Black people in America. And while we celebrate thismoment
HOW MONEY MATTERS FOR SCHOOLS Introduction. For decades, there has been an energetic debate about whether and how money matters for school outcomes. While it is certainly possible to spend money poorly, the view that money does not make a difference is strongly contradicted by a large body of evidence from recent rigorous research, which we discuss in this brief. DISTRICTS ADVANCING RACIAL EQUITY (DARE) TOOL The Districts Advancing Racial Equity (DARE) tool brings together—in a uniquely broad and practical way—what is known about district actions that can support racial equity. The tool captures research-informed, high-leverage aspects of schooling that leaders must address in order to create systems that build on the strengths ofand respond
RESEARCH DIRECTOR (PALO ALTO, CA) < Back to Careers. Who We Are. The Learning Policy Institute (LPI) is a national organization that conducts and communicates independent, high-quality research to shape education policies and improve learning for each and every child.ELIZABETH TIJERINA
Research has found that high-quality professional learning opportunities for principals can build leadership capacity. This study reports on findings from a survey of elementary school principals on access to high-quality professional learning. EFFECTIVE TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PRESENTATION Effective Teacher Professional Development How Investments in Teacher Professional Development Can Make a Difference June 5, 2017. Linda Darling-Hammond, Maria E. Hyler, & Madelyn Gardner Skip to main contentMenu
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Evidence shows outcomes for college enrollment, retention, and degree completion; earning potential in the labor market; and overall achievement are improved when students have access to advanced curricular opportunities in mathematics and science compared to students who take fewer or less rigorous courses. Yet equitable access to advanced courses remains out of reach for many students, particularly students of color and students from low-income families.Report
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Teachers created Social Justice Humanitas Academy (SJ Humanitas) envisioning a school that would “not only be a place of learning, but also a resource for the community.” Thus, they designed a community school that would bring together local resources, incorporate collaborative structures, and support students. The practices implemented at SJ Humanitas support whole child education in alignment with the science of learning and development.Report
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INVESTING FOR STUDENT SUCCESS: LESSONS FROM STATE SCHOOL FINANCEREFORMS
Apr 09 2019 |
Money matters when it comes to improving our nation’s schools, but how that money is spent is critical. This report reviews and analyzes efforts by four states to undertake progressive school funding strategies in order to substantially improve learning opportunities for all students and provides recommendations for federal and state policies to address funding inequalities that contribute to the cycleof poverty.
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SHARING THE WEALTH: HOW REGIONAL FINANCE AND DESEGREGATION PLANS CAN ENHANCE EDUCATIONAL EQUITYFeb 28 2019 |
In American public schools, most racial and ethnic segregation—and most financial inequity—occurs between, not within, school districts, which is why cooperative interdistrict approaches are often the most effective at addressing these problems. Looking at three regions—Boston, MA; Hartford, CT; and Omaha, NE—the authors examine interdistrict desegregation designs that use innovative funding strategies to foster equity, quality, and access. They share academic and social outcomes and identifies lessons for policymakers.Report
ESSENTIAL BUILDING BLOCKS FOR STATE SCHOOL FINANCE SYSTEMS AND PROMISING STATE PRACTICESDec 05 2018 |
The cost for failing to properly invest in a high-quality public education for all children has grave implications for both the students and society at large. A new report shares essential state-level strategies and examples to help policymakers develop equitable and effective school finance systems. Sign up for our mailing list to stay up to date with the LearningPolicy Institute.
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