Disentangling the real and potential risks of advertising in schools

CIPA and Monitoring the Connected Classroom

Parents and legislators share a concern that inappropriate material might make its…

Student Data & Mental Health: What the Blank Spots Say

The story of California’s Assembly Bill 114 is an example of how legislation and state practices can obscure the data available and hinder attempts to help students with mental health conditions. The federal government issues grant…

Education Equality Needs More Than Bootstraps

● Educationally attained mobility is built on the Bootstraps Myth

● Digital Media and Pockets of Activism and Innovation allow for small collective gains but not enough to counter for structural racism and discrimination

Accountability: Calling Education to A Count

To be accountable is to be answerable; to be required to justify one’s actions; to be called to account. That reckoning could take the form of an explanation; in an obsolete usage of the word — obsolete according to the Oxford English Dictionary at…

The Myth of Accountability: How Data (Mis)Use is Reinforcing the Problems of Public Education

How can educational researchers better communicate the value of our work to the people we study?

Student Data & Equity

An update on current concerns regarding equity and student data

Combatting Bias in Data in New York’s Specialized High Schools