Winter 2021 Workshops

 

January 19, 2021

Lauren Sartain, Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina School of Education

Teacher Evaluation Reform and the Exit of Low-Performing Teachers

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January 26

Kelly Hallberg, Scientific Director, UChicago Inclusive Economy Lab

Title: Improving Community College Enrollment and Persistence: Early Findings from a Randomized Controlled Trial

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February 2

Sara Hart, Associate Professor, Florida State University Department of Psychology

Title: Using precision education to understand learning differences

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February 9

Teya Rutherford, Assistant Professor of Learning Sciences, University of Delaware School of Education

Title: Opportunities for Educational Research Born of a Long-Running Partnership with a Mathematics Learning Platform

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February 16

Richard William Prather, Assistant Professor, University of Maryland Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodology

Reconstructing the Study of Human Cognition by Abandoning Cognitive Universalism

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February 23

Lin Bian, Assistant Professor, University of Chicago Department of Psychology

Roots of the Gender Gap in Academia and Beyond

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March 2

Jared Schachner, Postdoctoral Scholar/Mansueto Fellow, University of Chicago Department of Sociology and Mansueto Institute of Urban Innovation

Suburban Schools’ Superiority? Perception versus Reality and the Consequences for Spatial Stratification

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March 9

Cristina Groeger, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Lake Forest College

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