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Same Idea, Shifting Standards: An Experimental Study of Racial-Ethnic Biases in Ambitious Math Teaching
Jeannette Garcia Coppersmith, Hannah Kleen, Cynthia Pollard, and Heather C. Hill
This research report from Brown University’s Annenberg Institute analyzes the racial-ethnic biases of teachers in math teaching.
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Research Report
Miles to Go: The State of Education for Black Students in America
Max Altman
This report from the Southern Education Foundation offers an overview of education data gathered for Black students in the United States, including…
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Policy Report
Case Study: How New Mexico Embraced Teacher Residencies
Karen DeMoss, Aisha Haynes, and Gretchen Mills
This report from Prepared to Teach describes the creation of a cohesive statewide teacher preparation system in New Mexico.
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Brief
Incorporating Substitute Teaching Into Teacher Residencies
This brief from Prepared to Teach summarizes important considerations that educator preparation programs utilizing residency models should keep in mind as…
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Report
Standards-Based Education Reforms: Looking Back to Look Forward
Michael W. Kirst
This policy report from the Learning Policy Institute examines the evolution and impact of standards-based reforms in U.S. education, emphasizing the role…
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Brief
Sustaining High-Quality Instructional Coaching in a Challenging Budget Environment
This tool from Education Resource Strategies guides education stakeholders on how to maintain high-quality instructional coaching through budget cuts.
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Policy Brief
Progressing Toward Universal Prekindergarten in California
Hanna Melnick and Emma García
This brief from theLearning Policy Institute describes California’s commitment to making prekindergarten (PreK) universal through the expansion of…
Middle school student looking through a microscope.
Policy Report
Design Principles for Instructionally Relevant Assessment Systems
Aneesha Badrinarayan
This report from the Learning Policy Institute outlines a set of principles designed to govern assessments that support teaching and learning.
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Journal Article
The Rise and Fall of the Teaching Profession: Prestige, Interest, Preparation, and Satisfaction Over the Last Half Century
Matthew A. Kraft and Melissa Arnold Lyon
This research article from the American Educational Research Journal examines the state of the K–12 teaching profession over the last 50 years in the…
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Curriculum Rooted in Understanding of Learners and Learning
A teacher preparation curriculum rooted in a deep understanding of learners, learning, and development is vital to ensure that teacher candidates have the…
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