Special Offer
Save 20%

Collateral Damage: How High-Stakes Testing Corrupts America’s Schools
by David C. Berliner and Sharon L. Nichols

 

Logo

Policy Briefs on Education Issues

The Center funds policy briefs on important education issues. Policy briefs are written by recognized academic experts in each topic and include a summary of existing research available as well as policy recommendations. Briefs published in 2008 include:

Recently Released

New May 12, 2008 New

Press Release:

Alternative Teacher Certification Oversold
Report concludes that programs such as Teach for America lack evidence of demonstrated success

Alternative Certification of Teachers
Gene V Glass, Ph.D. Arizona State University
Executive Summary
Policy Brief


Title:
Date: May 12, 2008
Author: Gene V Glass, Ph.D. Arizona State University
Link(s):

Recently Released

March 20, 2008

Press Release:

School Choice Series Paints Mixed Picture
Series of 10 policy briefs looks at research evidence on school reform

PR Header

School Choice: Evidence and Recommendations
.
Negotiating Public and Private: Philosophical Frameworks for School Choice
How Legislation and Litigation Shape School Choice
The Impact of Advocacy Fundingon the School Choice Debate
School Choice and Accountability
Funding Formulas, School Choice, and Inherent Incentives
Teacher Qualifications and Work Environments Across School Types
Educational Innovation and Diversification in School Choice Plans
School Choice and Segregation by Race, Class, and Achievement
The Competitive Effect of School Choice Policies on Performance in Traditional Public Schools
The Impact of School Choice Reforms on Student Achievement

Title:
A Guide to Contracting Out School Support Services: Good for the School? Good for the Community?
Date: March 31, 2008
Author: William J. Mathis, Ph.D., Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union
Lorna Jimerson, Ed. D., Champlain Valley Union High School
Link(s):

Title:
Promoting ELL Parental Involvement: Challenges In Contested Times
Date: January 28, 2008
Author: M. Beatriz Arias, Ph.D., Milagros Morillo-Campbell, Ph.D., Arizona State University
Link(s):

Title:
Who Chooses Schools, and Why?
Date: January 7, 2008
Author: Natalie Lacireno-Paquet, Ph.D., WestEd, with Charleen Brantley University of Massachusetts, Boston
Link(s):

Policy Briefs released prior to 2008