Douglas Carnine
Over 50 years working to make education a research-based profession to benefit educators and their students—let’s make ‘now’ the tipping point.
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Let’s hold the education system itself accountable…now. (opens the original)
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In Stopping the Pendulum: Making Education a Research-Based Profession I argued that until education becomes a research-based profession, where evidence is not optional, educators will not receive the preparation and support they deserve and student outcomes will continue to stagnate. This paper argues that the next stage of literacy reform depends less upon generating additional scientific discoveries than upon strengthening the profession resp
60 Million Unnecessary Reading Failures -Shame on the System (opens the original)
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Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.In <a href="https://douglascarnine.substack.com/p/what-education-can-
Systematic, Explicit Instruction for Academic Success and Virtuous Habits (opens the original)
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Many people have written about virtue—ranging from Robert Pondiscio’s recent essays on character education, including How to Raise a Grateful American and Claiming the Moral High Ground for Character Education, to reflections from philosophers, religious leaders, teachers, writers, and public figures across the centuries.While my work is best known for improving the academic achievement of vulnerable stud
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