Jocelyn Wikle

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Jocelyn Wikle

Jocelyn Wikle

@JocelynWikle

Economist researching Child and Family Policy, Parent Investments in Children, Family Interactions. Brigham Young University.

Provo, UT Katılım Eylül 2012
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Jocelyn Wikle
Jocelyn Wikle@JocelynWikle·
@toddrjones Ever since my teenager told me that it’s aggressive to use punctuation when texting, I’ve been using it less.
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Todd Jones 🦊
Todd Jones 🦊@toddrjones·
When you write a text with a single sentence, do you typically put a period at the end of the sentence?
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Jocelyn Wikle
Jocelyn Wikle@JocelynWikle·
@riacton Congratulations!! What a beautiful couple. So happy for you!
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Riley Acton
Riley Acton@riacton·
As they say, some ~personal news~ (upgraded to a new tax filing status this weekend!)
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Riley Wilson
Riley Wilson@1rileywilson·
Check out this thread from my coauthor @chloergibbs! We study how one of the most wide spread public education investments -the transition to full-day K- affects maternal labor supply and family decisions in the US. It has been great to work with @chloergibbs and @JocelynWikle!
chloe gibbs@chloergibbs

🚨 New working paper alert!! 🚨 In work w/ @JocelynWikle and @1rileywilson, we study the policy that’s been the most prominent form of public education investment in young children—full-day kindergarten expansions—over last 3 decades in the U.S. edworkingpapers.com/ai24-987 1/13

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Dr. Shaun M. Dougherty
Dr. Shaun M. Dougherty@doughesm·
This is one of the most exciting and important papers I’ve seen in a good long while. Looking forward to digging in! Variation in policy exposure, long term outcomes, and intuitive data visualizations to really motivate the intuition
chloe gibbs@chloergibbs

🚨 New working paper alert!! 🚨 In work w/ @JocelynWikle and @1rileywilson, we study the policy that’s been the most prominent form of public education investment in young children—full-day kindergarten expansions—over last 3 decades in the U.S. edworkingpapers.com/ai24-987 1/13

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CJ Libassi
CJ Libassi@clibassi·
Got one of my favorite recent research facts that can make you interesting* at dinner parties when I saw Chloe present this paper: For as much as we (rightly) talk abt pre-k, growth in full-day K has been a much, much bigger source of childcare expansion *definitions may vary
chloe gibbs@chloergibbs

🚨 New working paper alert!! 🚨 In work w/ @JocelynWikle and @1rileywilson, we study the policy that’s been the most prominent form of public education investment in young children—full-day kindergarten expansions—over last 3 decades in the U.S. edworkingpapers.com/ai24-987 1/13

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Sheeva Azma
Sheeva Azma@SheevaAzma·
"full-day kindergarten expansions were responsible for as much as 24 percent of the growth in employment of mothers with kindergarten-aged children in this time frame" #edpolicy #scipol #workingmoms
chloe gibbs@chloergibbs

🚨 New working paper alert!! 🚨 In work w/ @JocelynWikle and @1rileywilson, we study the policy that’s been the most prominent form of public education investment in young children—full-day kindergarten expansions—over last 3 decades in the U.S. edworkingpapers.com/ai24-987 1/13

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chloe gibbs
chloe gibbs@chloergibbs·
@JocelynWikle if this whole economist thing doesn’t work out, you can always fall back on economics professor
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Jocelyn Wikle@JocelynWikle·
My daughter just took a career aptitude test. Much to her dismay, the test said she would be an excellent . . . economist. And to add insult to injury, the second suggestion was an economics professor. I guess the invisible hand doesn't fall far from the tree.
chloe gibbs@chloergibbs

It's funny to me that so many economists are children of economists. My children are like, 1) everyone's parent is an economist, and 2) economics sounds *so* boring.

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abby eyre clark@abbyeyre·
I'm going on mat leave and would love if @SlackHQ let me link a doc in my status so people have easy access to the plan while I'm out!
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Riley Wilson
Riley Wilson@1rileywilson·
Took me a long time but finally finished @kearney_melissa’s “The Two-parent Privilege”. Wow. Such a valuable contribution to help us think about unequal resources for kids. She has started a needed conversation of how society can foster more resources (time and money) for kids!
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Jocelyn Wikle@JocelynWikle·
@Stata I use Stata to do research on parents and children.
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Stata
Stata@Stata·
Want to make your colleagues jealous? We’re giving away a #Stata18 bundle of swag—2 shirts + 2 mugs. To enter… ◆ Let us know what you use Stata for ◆ Click the ❤️ below ◆ Be sure you’re following us. We’ll announce the winner at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, 21 June.
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