Sentences with phrase «bellwether research»
Before last week, the last reliable numbers we had on the Common Core came from a Bellwether Research poll commissioned by Howey Politics Indiana.
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Gass also pointed out that Bellwether Research, the firm that completed the poll, has also done work for Common Core allies such as the Indiana Chamber and former Gov. Mitch Daniels.
A new poll by Bellwether Research shows the Governor's race between John Gregg and Mike Pence is still a close one.
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After eighteen months and a significant capital investment in research, and development, Bellwether launched a series of investment solutions based on our «Disciplined Dividend Growth» investment process for affluent investors.
It used to be the «bellwether players» of every division, which is accurate, but research has proven that the world «bellwether» is one of the least clickable words in the English language.
As the first of several national laboratories that China intends to launch in the coming years — others will be devoted to brain research, physics, and environmental science — the Qingdao lab will also be a bellwether for efforts to persuade scientists to accept greater government scrutiny and direction in exchange for ample resources.
Kelly Robson is a research assistant at Bellwether Education Partners.
Experience at Bellwether: policy research and analysis, long - and short - form writing, strategic advising, foundation advising
Prior to joining Bellwether, Ashley worked for the U.S. Department of Education, Baltimore Education Research Consortium, Baltimore City Public Schools, Urban Teachers, and City Year Los Angeles.
The new report, by Chad Aldeman and Ashley LiBetti Mitchel of Bellwether Education Partners, is based on years of research «which has generally failed to turn up convincing evidence of the best way to train teachers or on how to predict who will perform well once they start teaching.»
«This now means that instead of directing your attention to Washington, you now need to direct your attention to Albany and Trenton and Columbus,» said Andy Smarick, partner at Bellwether Education Partners, a nonprofit education consulting and research group.
«Interestingly, the rhetoric around NCLB — that the law is broken, failed, and ineffective — masks the fact that nearly all of the research says otherwise,» said Anne Hyslop, a senior education analyst at Bellwether Education Partners.
«The fact that it shows both that KIPP pre-K on its own and then the combination of KIPP pre-K and KIPP early elementary have positive effects on children's learning outcomes is a big deal, particularly given some of the past research on pre-K and fade - out,» said Ashley LiBetti Mitchel, a senior analyst focused on early education at Bellwether Education Partners.
Jason is a senior fellow at Bellwether Education Partners where he researches, writes about, and advises foundations, nonprofits, and government agencies on city - level education reform initiatives, governance, innovation, and talent.
Bellwether conducts original research and analysis to inform recommendations for federal education policies.
Citing research from us here at Bellwether and the Urban Institute, the Times piece provides two graphics demonstrating just how long it takes for teachers in every state to «break even.»
I would like to thank Madison Czerwinski, Mark Nelson, Rasheed Auguste, Nick Burt, Terrance Kloeckl, Arun Ramamurthy, Aishwarya Saxena, Paris Wines, and Jack Austin for their research assistance; Jesse Ausubel, Dalton Conley, John Gamboa, Brian Hanlon, Jennifer Hernandez, Peter Kareiva, Joel Kotkin, Michael Lind, Julie O'Brian, Roger Pielke, Jr., and Kim Shellenberger for their valuable input; and the Pritzker Innovation Fund, Frank Batten, Jim and Susan Swartz, Alex C. Walker Foundation, Carl Wurz, Steve Kirsch, Rodel Foundation, Ross Koningstein, Crary Family Foundation, Bellwether Foundation, Michael Pelizarri, and the Mountain Fund for their generous support.
Research commissioned by LexisNexis (LN), shows that independent lawyers and sole practitioners feel that the regulatory burden being imposed on their businesses is a major business issue: 83 % of those surveyed for this first LN Bellwether Report, Survive or Thrive?