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Group type: Public
Started on: 2007-03-10
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continuous ed improvement learning parents reform tech
Category: Schools & Education
Bookmarks: 116
Discussions: 1
Members: 20
Visits: 132
Last active: on 06-30-2008

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Online learning methodologies as a catalyst for driving continual improvement and change.

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Ellen Paxton

Ellen Paxton

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Ellen Paxton

NCLB provides strong incentives to choose education policies and programs that work. Yet traditional educational research has rarely been designed with the goal of providing scientific evidence of “what works,” and relatively few educational researchers have been trained in how to do that kind of rigorous quantitatively sound research. WCER’s Interdisciplinary Training Program (ITP) in the Education Sciences is preparing a new generation of scholars who can provide solid evidence of “what works” in education.

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Jeff Johnson

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Ellen Paxton

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Sheryl A. McCoy

shared by a teacher commenting on Nedra's blog posting; very good effort to pull together the appropriate research for an effective technology rich school environment; the philosophy is that it starts with effective leadership; no bean counters here!

Tags: education leadership patsy lanclos research technology technology rich environment workshop on 05-17-2008 -Cached -About Shared by:Sheryl A. McCoy

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