Penn GSE News Archive
Applicants Urged to Speak Up at Negotiating Table
Marybeth Gasman says, "If a young Ph.D. does not know how to negotiate, part of the problem is the person's Ph.D. advisor."
Twitter's Anti-Common-Core Picture Show: Sauron, Big Macs, and Zombies
Jon Supovitz's research on the Common Core highlighted.
The Emotional Impulses That Poison Healthy Teams
Annie McKee asks,"Does your work team actually work as a team?"
Why Bilingual Kids Have an Edge Over the Rest of Us
Nelson Flores on the way bilingual 1st-graders understand language.
Mehlville is learning the costs of teacher turnover
Richard Ingersoll’s research shows the impact of working conditions for teachers.
The Evolution of Edtech Incubators & Competitions: What Do We Know, and Where Are We Going?
Bobbi Kurshan’s new column recaps what’s happening in the world of edtech competitions.
Seeds of a Quiet Revolution
Sharon Ravitch discusses Semillas Digitales (Digital Seeds), a rural education effort in Nicaragua coordinated by a group of Penn alumni, faculty, and students that emphasizes sustainability and collaboration over technology.
Sharon Ravitch of Penn’s Graduate School of Education Named Advisor for Haitian Ministry of Education
Sharon Ravitch has been named senior international advisor to the Haitian Ministry of Education for its Education Reconstruction Plan, designed to rebuild the nation’s education system.