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Patrick Wolf

@FlowTap1

I'm a husband, parent, & fan of Vikings, Twins, Wolves & Hogs. I study school choice programs & other ed reforms in my spare time. All posts are my own.

Fayetteville, AR Katılım Kasım 2011
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Patrick Wolf@FlowTap1·
In honor of New Years, I'm counting down my 12 scholarly products released in the past 2 years, usually w/ help from colleagues & students, oldest to newest. 1st up is our finding that more education freedom is correlated with higher NAEP score gains. dx.doi.org/10.1080/155821…
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Let Them Learn Oregon@Ed_Freedom_4_OR·
@Oceanbreeze473 @FlowTap1 The three hours was only the planned time for the tour. With the weather getting rough and tossing the boat, they were actually at sea for quite a bit before they ran ashore on that deserted island 🏝️
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SweetMarie@Oceanbreeze473·
The SS Minnow was a 1964 Wheeler with a top speed of 12 knots, meaning that they couldn’t have travelled more than 36 nautical miles. Now I’m not sure if the show was even real.
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Patrick Wolf@FlowTap1·
True story about @StewartWood, newly appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs. During a 2011 visit, Stewart graciously offered to give my family a private tour of Parliament. As we passed through security, the Sergeant-At-Arms asked Stewart, "This be your family, Lord Wood?" "No," Stewart replied, "They are friends from the States." The officer's face darkened. "Are they trustworthy?" He asked in a stage whisper. "Oh, absolutely," Stewart responded, suppressing a chuckle.
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Harry A. Patrinos@hpatrinos·
How much does an extra year of education actually raise earnings? Our new study synthesizes 191 causal estimates from 145 studies across 54 countries. The answer: about 10% per year of schooling. And causal estimates exceed OLS estimates in ~80% of comparisons. Education pays. New paper with George Psacharopoulos in International Journal of Educational Development: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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It's a legitimate concern, and school choice programs have been heavily scrutinized for possible fraud. In Arkansas for 2024-25, all purchases were reviewed before being approved or reimbursed. 0.4% of all dollars involved disallowed purchases. There was 0 fraud. This study of Arizona's more lightly regulated program reports 2% disallowed purchases and 0.3% fraud. These are miniscule fraud rates for government programs, thankfully. edchoice.org/research/spend…
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Ben Somers@ben_m_somers·
school choice is the #1 policy move we can make to improve education in the united states BUT, if the policy is poorly designed, we'll see huge amounts of grifting and corruption Very few states so far have good policies... I meet a lot of very shady folks printing cash
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STUDY ALERT: The latest research on the supply side of private #schoolchoice by @ua_edreform alum @hmatthewlee finds "choice programs may increase access unevenly across the private sector, but...supply increases over time." tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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AEFPLiveHandbook@edulivehandbook·
In addition to incorporating new chapters, the Live Handbook is constantly updated to reflect the latest education research. This year, we've worked with authors to update chapters with new research and evidence. Explore the chapters and share feedback: livehandbook.org
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Patrick Wolf@FlowTap1·
Excellent essay about the bureaucratization of academia: "legitimate pressures can still produce bloated systems when institutions respond to every problem by creating another office, another role, another layer, or another process." jamesgmartin.center/2026/07/lost-i…
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@alexanderrusso Sure, but, in academia, you can't get a job without disclosing where you went to school. It's kinda required.
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Read the entirety of this great summary by @ChadAldeman, but this quote stands out: "On an inflation-adjusted basis, schools had 22% more money to spend in 2023-24 than a decade earlier...Meanwhile, schools served about 500,000 fewer students, a decline of 1.1%." @The74 the74million.org/article/americ…
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