Join a panel of national scholars this Thursday for a discussion of multilingual learners' science learning in elementary school.

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The UF Educational Leadership and Policy program area is recognized by US news as the #17 graduate program nationally in educational administration. A strong reflection of the great faculty and students working to serve schools, prepare leaders, and inform policy.

Today, UF College of Education faculty and students share uses of AI to augment educational leaders' decision making. Join us at noon!

Today at #AEFP2024 , Lelydeyvis Boza shares work exploring the intersection of science instructional inputs and supports for English language learners.

What predicts states adopting the Next Generation Science Standards? Kate Harris, M.Ed discusses at #AEFP2024

Happening now at #AEFP2024 , Chris Redding presents on teacher working conditions and changes after the pandemic.

In the lead off session of #AEFP2024 , F. Chris Curran presents on teacher perceptions of multilingual learners' science skills and the (mis)alignment with standardized tests.

If you're attending AEFP this week, check out the lineup of sessions featuring UF College of Education faculty and students.

Celebrating National Post-Doc Week:

UF College of Education Educational Leadership and Policy Post-Doctoral Fellow, Dr. Ann Marie Cotman's work is at the cutting-edge of school safety conceptualization and data use. Learn more about her research and partnerships:

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Join UF College of Education next Thursday, Sep 14th, for a discussion of public policy debates, academic freedom, and education policy.

Dr. George La Noue from The School of Public Policy at UMBC joins to present research from his recent book 'Silenced 'Stages.

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Join UF College of Education faculty and students Thursday from 12-1PM in NRN 2707 for our Florida Ed Policy Jam. Sparked by short idea sharing, we'll informally chat about recent ed policy legislation and what it means for schools and for research. Bring an idea to share or policy to discuss.

Thanks to @mhlittle312 and Anna J Markowitz for joining us this week to share their work on early childhood policy. Fascinating and important research on early childhood teacher staffing, leadership, and program models. We enjoyed having you here UF College of Education !

We are excited to welcome @mhlittle312 and Anna J Markowitz to UF College of Education today to share their early childhood policy research and engage in a policy forum discussing the pros and cons of preschool integration with public K-12 schooling.

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How does the denial of a constitutional right to education align with other Court decisions related to education, particularly as found in student speech cases?

UF College of Education's Dr. Christopher Thomas provides a legal perspective in new TC Record article.

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Upcoming at #AEFP2023 , UF Ed Policy Research Center Director F. Chris Curran shares work in collaboration with graduate students Tiffany Tan Lelydeyvis Boza Kate Harris, M.Ed

At #AEFP2023 this year, UF College of Education leadership and policy faculty Chris Redding discussed the outcomes of elementary school grade skipping.

Starting soon at #AEFP2023 , Dr. Katy Chapman presents on early childhood funding.

Who is investing in early childhood care and education in Florida and what do they support?

Faculty and students representing UF College of Education at #AEFP2023 . Sessions on early childhood, school safety, and higher education among others.

This past week UF College of Education PhD student, Kate Harris, M.Ed, presented at the Florida Educational Research Association's annual meeting sharing work around achieving equity in science learning in elementary schools.

Join UF College of Education leadership & policy professor Dr. Tiffany Aaron at #UCEA22 for her presentation on systems change to increase educational equity.