I recently came across a very nice posting from Bob Slavin titled “Who Opposes Evidence-Based Reform?” Although he's addressing the K-12 arena, his wise words are applicable across the entire spectrum of teaching, learning, and training.
Recent Posts
- "Learning engineering" in action at Kaplan University - report by Ithaka
- For White House Symposium on the Future of Education R&D and Digital Learning: Learning Engineers in Education
- Transnational experience - a piece of long-term higher-ed goodness
- On being aware of the quality of evidence
- "Learning engineering" making its way in the world
- "I've got one word for you – Adaptivity." - Adapted from The Graduate (with ed-tech, could he have?)
- Lectures and Learning – How Much Together?
- Using evidence: “Start with the [learners] and everything else falls into place” - Bob Slavin
- Dissatisfied yet optimistic: how to accelerate progress
- "Why we need learning engineers" in the Chronicle of Higher Education