Richard M. Ingersoll, Penn GSE
In the Media
 | 
October 22, 2015
, NPR

Hey, New Teachers, It's OK To Cry In Your Car

The more comprehensive a mentoring program, the more likely a new teacher is to stick around, says Richard Ingersoll.

Annie McKee, Penn GSE
In the Media
 | 
October 20, 2015
, Harvard Business Review

Shifting from Star Performer to Star Manager

Annie McKee of the PennCLO & Med Ed programs explains the skills required to transition into a leadership role. 

Penn GSE News
 | 
October 19, 2015

18 Leading Higher Education Research Centers and Institutes Call for Knowledge on Campus Shootings

Penn GSE's Center for the Study of Race and Equity in Education, Penn AHEAD, and the Institute for Research on Higher Education join the call for action.

Higher Education
John W. Fantuzzo, Penn GSE
In the Media
 | 
October 19, 2015
, Education Week

Schools, Government Agencies Move to Share Student Data

John Fantuzzo helps build the systems that allow agencies to share student data. 

Penn GSE News
 | 
October 14, 2015

Workshop series prepares graduate students for teaching in the university classroom

Workshops sponsored by the Penn Center for Teaching and Leadership give students skills for the classroom—and the academic job interview. 

Teaching & Learning
Penn GSE News
 | 
October 14, 2015

From Reporting to Report Cards: Lindsey Gerdes, GED’15, Transitions to Teaching

Lindsey Gerdes, GED’15, speaks about her journey from advice columnist to first grade teacher.

Penn GSE News
 | 
October 14, 2015

Jennifer Isom O’Malley, GED’98, and Matthew V. O’Malley, GED’95

A passion for educating children brought this Penn GSE alumni couple together and continues to shape their involvement with the School.

Barbara
In the Media
 | 
October 14, 2015
, Forbes

Want Impact in Education? Pay Attention To Ideas (Not Just Ventures)

Through the Milken-Penn GSE Education Business Plan Competition, Bobbi Kurshan wants to offer a mechanism to help passionate people define good questions and test good ideas.

In the Media
 | 
October 14, 2015
, The Washington Post

Where kindergartners can be suspended for calling out an answer in class

Joan Goodman explains the problem with elaborate behavioral regimes. 

Daniel A. Wagner, Penn GSE
In the Media
 | 
October 13, 2015
, Project Syndicate

A Papal Education

Dan Wagner makes the case for universal literacy.

Janine Remillard, Penn GSE
In the Media
 | 
October 13, 2015
, Northwest Herald

McHenry County school districts build Common Core-aligned curriculum

Janine Remillard explains the benefits of  teachers building standards-aligned curriculum in Illinois. 

In the Media
 | 
October 13, 2015
, Chicago Tribune

GSU, PSC team to aid minority males get bachelor's degree

Shaun Harper endorses GSU and PSC program in Illinois specifically intended to enable more black and Hispanic male students to attain a bachelor's degree.

Richard M. Ingersoll, Penn GSE
In the Media
 | 
October 12, 2015
, Tampa Bay Times

A principal is pressed into classroom duty as math teacher shortage hits home

"National data confirm that math and science positions are the toughest teaching jobs to fill," says Richard Ingersoll.

Penn GSE News
 | 
October 12, 2015

Penn GSE student-run journal mentors students and seeks variety of authors

Penn GSE’s Perspectives on Urban Education prepare the next generation of scholars to successfully publish research and review that of their peers. 

Teaching & Learning
Press Releases
 | 
October 8, 2015

On the Move for Literacy

Penn GSE’s Philadelphia Writing Project, teachers, students, & local businesses join together to raise funds for literacy programs at the 3rd annual Walk for Literacy.
Philadelphia Impact
Penn GSE News
 | 
October 7, 2015

The value of caring in the classroom

Chris Lehmann and Zac Chase discussed building more humanistic models for schools with Dean Grossman at Penn GSE Centennial event. 

Teaching & Learning

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