Jack Schneider

@Edu_Historian

scholar of education history and policy | author of | director of research for | co-host of

Somerville, MA
sites.uml.edu/jack-schneider/
Vrijeme pridruživanja: siječanj 2012.
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    I'm excited that (where I work) was featured in the report as a model for more holistic measurement of student learning & school quality. TY . cc: More info here:

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    30. sij

    My co-host had a great idea. So much of what we do on the pod is heavy - Why not end each ep. w/ a teacher talking about great stuff happening at their school? IOW 60 seconds of sunshine. And it works! I feel sunnier just listening to their stories

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    30. sij

    Dear ed policy scholars, If you're writing on a topic and all your throat-clearing, intro history citations are pre-1990s...maybe, I don't know, use google scholar or a library catalog or something. Just bc its history doesn't mean your citations about it have to be 50 yrs old.

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  4. 30. sij

    Good thread.

    This short clip is worth a listen. Some quotes: "(families) are making judgments about school quality ... but they're basing those judgments often on poor data" such as test scores or other parents' opinions. 1/
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  5. 29. sij

    If you missed the last episode of , you should check it out. Dana Goldstein explains how politics shape the production of history textbooks (in some shocking ways):

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    29. sij

    Honored to be speaking at and with the fabulous event tomorrow night. Please join us! @WalthamPublic

    Our second event in a 4-part series on Social Justice in Education is this Thursday, Jan. 30 from 6:30-8pm at Waltham Public Library! This event is FREE and open to the public. Please register at
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  7. 29. sij

    Elise was the winner of our first grad student research contest last year. We recorded an episode of with her on a similar topic:

    Excited to share a piece I co-authored with Dr. Elise Castillo that explores how CMOs and independent charters encourage and cultivate particular political practices among their students and families.
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    28. sij

    Agreed - states/districts and researchers considering this might be interested in a guide that & I wrote a few years ago on how RPPs can do this, posted here:

    Research practice partnerships can really help facilitate the impelementation of evidence provisions in ESSA
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    28. sij

    Standardized tests aren't a good measure of teacher quality (nor student learning, nor school quality). It's good to see the MA Dept of Ed recognize the former, taking long-overdue steps to increase teacher diversity in the state.

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  10. 28. sij

    Anyone out there working on the history of... - environmental education - school recycling programs - school gardens - outdoor education - teaching climate change Potential publication opportunity.

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  11. 27. sij

    So...two comments. 1. I agree. (Though I would have added one more piece: Americans value athletics and what sport teaches. This isn't just about what research "says," it's about what Americans say.) 2. All of us in academia should be copying the slick production value of this.

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    "As we seek to nurture self-control, responsibility, and good citizenship, remember that high schools have established programs with a track record of doing just that." explains the benefits of high school sports .
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    27. sij

    A nice short video about misleading graphs

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    27. sij

    If you missed our latest episode with , check it out here!

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  14. 27. sij

    Excellent discussion of "what a quality school looks like." and are two of the most thoughtful folks I know on this topic:

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  15. 24. sij

    I'm so proud of our little effort. As I told Judy, I love when people say: "Yeah, sure. But what are you going to REPLACE the existing measurement and accountability system with?" Then I send them to and say "This."

    Proud to see 's work to redefine success cited in the Rennie Center's report on the state of public education in Massachusetts.
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  16. 24. sij

    This is a smart take. I was just talking with yesterday about the very selective use of history in this case...

    Sounds like SCOTUS is considering the sectarian aspects of Church-State separation from the 19th century, but not the segregation elements of policies in the 20th,
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  17. 24. sij

    Just had a conversation about why educational research SOMETIMES DOES make it into practice... ...which reminded me of this essay version of my 2nd book ("From the Ivory Tower to the Schoolhouse"):

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  18. 24. sij

    America's public schools are far from perfect. But while we maintain a sense of outrage on behalf of the marginalized, and while we work to create better schools for all young people, we should also celebrate what is good. There's an awful lot of good out there.

    Congratulations to Yolanda Guerra and the for being featured in the first-ever "60 Seconds of Sunshine" segment at the end of the education podcast!
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    24. sij

    Insightful episode, as usual, from & . With a new "60 Seconds of Sunshine" segment featuring the 's International Baccalaureate mural project to boot!

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    GREAT excerpt from "Beyond Test Scores" at the end of this op-ed by . What questions should parents ask when trying to choose a school?

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