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Andrew Camp
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Education policy research. He/Him/His. Tweets/retweets/likes represent my personal opinion.
Providence, RI Katılım Ağustos 2020
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@setowns @AnnenbergInst I don't know, but if it helps most folks work from home on Mondays and Fridays.
No harm in applying, right? Folks here are pretty reasonable/flexible.
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@andrewcamp_ @AnnenbergInst Oh man, this sounds awesome! Think I could handle a weekly commute from DC to RI?
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Come join me at @AnnenbergInst!
Happy to chat with anyone interested in this postdoc about my experience so far living/working in Providence.
(hint: I like it here)
Annenberg Institute at Brown@AnnenbergInst
📢 New postdoc opportunity at Annenberg! The Annenberg Institute is seeking a postdoctoral research associate for a 2‐year appointment to join a diverse community of scholars committed to educational equity and improvement! More info here: annenberg.brown.edu/opportunities/…
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Advisors making their students submit something for AEFP so that they get experience presenting at conferences (@gema_zamarro)
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My department (@fsu_elps) is hiring an assistant or associate professor next year! I am not on the search committee but please feel free to reach out with questions about the town, department, or program. Search chair is Carolyn Herrington careers.aera.net/jobs/view/assi…
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I'm a junior scholar. The implication by many replies here that a senior scholar shouldn't publicly critique a *published journal article* of a junior scholar is absolutely bizarre to me.
Justin T. Pickett@JustinTPickett
(1/2) We need more attention to selection bias in qualitative research. A new study in a top sociology journal examines "how young people experience policing," but it draws only on interviews of youth in an organization devoted to abolishing the police, one that bombards...
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Me when the seminar speaker accidentally says "caused" instead of "is associated with" when describing a non-causal correlation
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#QJE Nov 2024, #7, “Evolution vs. Creationism in the Classroom: The Lasting Effects of Science Education,” by Benjamin W. Arold (@BenjaminArold): doi.org/10.1093/qje/qj…
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A Brief History of Students Today Aren’t Prepared for College
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@setowns @mpolikoff Interesting idea! I think all districts in Arkansas give teachers the day off (or offer additional pay for additional work), but I'll look into this and let you know!
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@andrewcamp_ @mpolikoff Can you parse out/compare districts where that 5th day is mostly protected as a “day off” for teachers, vs. those that have teacher reqs. for that 5th day? B/c it seems obv. (at least to this former teacher) that 4 LONGER school days + 5th day of meetings & lesson planning = 👋
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@mpolikoff Evidence here is still early, but my understanding of effects on retention based on studies from OR, MO, and CO is that any positive effects fade out over time. The effects I found in AR might be bc 4DSWs are much newer there than other states.
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@mpolikoff It's striking to me that the best case scenario (which I found in AR) is a marginal increase in retention & new hire quality. Even in an optimistic interp, these small (barely significant) effects are unlikely to offset the negative impacts on students.
edworkingpapers.com/ai24-971
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@JonTurnerEdD @MOEducation @MASALeaders @MOASSP @moasbo @MoAESP @MissouriSBA Awesome resource Jon!
Quick q - are you aware of anything showing motivations for adopting? I definitely believe that it's bc of retention/recruiting, but am wondering if your understanding is based on your convos with districts or something else.
Thanks!
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We've updated our @MoEducation 4 Day School Week Resource webpage at fourdayweek.us. Over 30% of Missouri's public school districts are now on the shortened school week, mainly to help with staff recruitment/retention. @MASALeaders @MOASSP @moasbo @MoAESP @MissouriSBA
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Happy AEFP submission deadline extension eve to all who celebrate it.
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Credit to the original creator of this animation, @nickchk
Kweku Opoku-Agyemang, Ph.D@KwekuOA
Using gganimate in R to show what causal inference methods actually do to data: Evidence from Differences-in-Differences:
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We are excited to welcome @gema_zamarro of @ua_edreform to the network! Dr. Zamarro's research focuses on the areas of education policy and labor economics. Her work has helped inform policy at the national and state levels.
Read more: buff.ly/3B8Px0s
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{new} Most professions compensate their highest-paid workers much more than their lowest-paid ones. That’s less true in teaching, and it has implications for how we think about teacher pay --> chadaldeman.com/p/why-arent-te…
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Some sage advice from @CameronAnglum on four-day school weeks. Few signs of positive, big possibility of negatives.
pennlive.com/opinion/2024/0…
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