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Barnett Family Professor, Stanford University 🌲 Senior Fellow, @siepr.bsky.social & @hooverinstitution.bsky.social Research Associate, @nberpubs.bsky.social https://dee.stanford.edu/ #GoBirds 🦅
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"We panicked over the first deaths, mourned and memorialized the first hundred thousand and then, eventually, stopped counting — and started instead to pretend it had never been that serious." www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Join the doctoral student group TOMORROW at 1 PM ET for a workshop on Surviving (and Thriving) in the Hidden Curriculum of Graduate School. Register today: fsu.zoom.us/meeting/...

SF is really something else…

Hey doctoral students! Has the optimism with which you started graduate school turned to frustration? That's sadly common but needn't be. Join us online tomorrow and I'll share my frank advice. I promise to not speak for more than 20 minutes before open discussion! @aefpweb.bsky.social

🎓✨ Surviving (and Thriving) in the Hidden Curriculum of Graduate School Join @tomdee.bsky.social on Thursday, the 27th from 1-2 PM ET for insights on navigating the unspoken rules of grad school, followed by a broader Q&A session on navigating the #AEFP conference. Link: tinyurl.com/mpewfrsr

I just walked by the new @stanfordgse.bsky.social building and saw the iconic red roof going into place! I'm also impressed by these workers standing on a pitched roof while casually playing pitch & catch with these heavy tiles.

Journalists, can someone please FOIL this (and the other grant cuts), please? Name, title, amount, recipient, full text of grant. I - and I suspect many of my colleagues - will be very happy to help you analyze large volumes of text data very quickly.

The National Network of Education Research-Practice Partnerships (NNERPP) @rpp-network.bsky.social is on Bluesky. And I'm glad to be their first follow. #EduSky

I’m excited for the monthly newsletter soon launching from my colleagues & I are in the Criminal Justice team @arnoldventures.bsky.social We will share the latest things that have caught our attention in CJ research, policy, and innovation. Sign up in the link below arnoldventures.org/subscribe

DeVos: “Consider this ‘Exhibit A’ as to why the Department [of Education] has failed at its mission and no longer needs to exist.” Exhibit A: Shows test scores collected and maintained by the Department of Education archive.ph/nnTP

SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS! THIS ONE’S FOR YOU PHILLY!

Nick Sirianni's first four seasons as an NFL head coach: * Top-5 winning percentage in NFL history * Two Super Bowl appearances * One championship

This team was Howie Roseman's masterpiece. The most loaded Eagles team of my lifetime in terms of pure talent. Roseman has now built two championship teams with two different quarterbacks and two different head coaches. Looking like a HOF resume.

Today's NAEP results—& the apparent role of chronic absenteeism—are unsurprising to any close observer What's curious to me is this evidence-based sense of calamity doesn't really shape broader public sentiment. In fact, satisfaction is rebounding!👇 Is it crisis fatigue? Biases in info & judgment?

The growing number of mental-health first-responder initiatives reflect “rugged common sense and basic humanity." However, “the success of these initiatives is not a foregone conclusion." thebadgerproject.org/2025/01/28/d...

Education and immigration advocates say Trump’s move to deny citizenship to some U.S.-born infants will do lasting harm to children and schools. @jonapolitano.bsky.social reports www.the74million.org/article/22-s...

Get that "holy wooder" to New Orleans #GoBirds #FlyEaglesFly #SBLIX

“The Gulf of America” thing is so stupid, it’s strangely comforting to me. I can’t really explain it. Maybe it’s that even if I end up being executed for the crime of virtue signaling I will have lived my life never, even at my stupidest, having been that dumb

Amazing to see city after city paper issue reports about how crime and homicides fell in 2024 - Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, New Orleans, Columbus, Memphis, Philadelphia.

More episodes of Sold a Story are coming in 2025! www.youtube.com/shorts/zJgsx...

SFUSD's math coursetaking reforms that delayed algebra led to fewer students taking AP calculus (driven by AAPI students), but these effects grew smaller over time. Coursetaking equity in the district did not improve. @tomdee.bsky.social @snovicoff.bsky.social journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.3...

Interesting dive into the stunning, latest math assessments. This heterogeneity in the US math score declines (e.g., by gender, grade, achievement level) doesn't easily comport with dismissive narratives that suggest it's simply a post-pandemic decline in test effort.

I appreciate this cogent summary of our study of the Algebra I Initiative (i.e., targeted acceleration + supports for instructional differentiation). And I share concerns that a replication and scale-up are not necessarily straightforward. #EduSky But... fordhaminstitute.org/national/com...

College-admissions data like these often feed a "calculus vs. data science" debate about HS math. However, I encourage you to approach that potentially healthy debate cautiously. The definition of data science is contested & it sometimes embeds large but tacit declines in academic standards #EduSky

I have an op-ed in the NYT today about how to reduce crime. The key idea, based on decades of strong research evidence: focus on increasing the probability of getting caught, not the punishment. www.nytimes.com/2024/12/07/o...

How not to interpret the forthcoming NAEP scores: fordhaminstitute.org/national/com...

Public-school enrollment data for the 2023-24 school year are now available! I charted the trend to underscore that the most salient point isn't the slight one-year drop. It's that the pandemic exodus from public schools is enduring. #EduSky #EconSky datawrapper.dwcdn.net/FkhHb/1/

I suspect this is an unappreciated part of our academic-recovery failures: Learning math is one of the shockingly few areas where #EdTech has shown efficacy. It can be low-cost, scalable, & targets where learning loss is greatest. Yet, I don't have a sense it's a prominent part of recovery plans.