Dir, JHU Institute for Education Policy @JHUEdPolicy and loving it! D.Phil History, Oxford @UniofOxford Tweets are my own.
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Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
A great discussion with @rpondiscio, @BernerEd, @MsKurto and @CandalCara on the importance of content-rich instruction, what sets strong curricula apart and how states are improving literacy outcomes. #LiteracyMatters #EIE25
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
“Reading with Reason: The Case for Content–Rich Curricula” ➡️ #EIE25 Strategy Session with @rpondiscio, @BernerEd, @MsKurto and @CandalCara on the importance of content-rich instruction, what sets strong curricula apart and how states are improving literacy outcomes. Learn more: nationalsummit.streampoint.c… #LiteracyMatters
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Tough critic @BernerEd says this @educationweek @educationweek discussion with @rickhess99 & me is,
"Best piece I’ve read on the book-banning issue!"
Find out why, link in reply:
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
The families of the hostages are suing pro-Hamas organizations operating here in the US. The lawsuit contains a bombshell revelation: “three minutes before Hamas began its attack on October 7th, Columbia SJP posted on Instagram “We are back.” Before the 10/7 posting, Columbia SJP’s account had been inactive for months, only to be suspiciously reactivated minutes before the 10/7 terror attacks. The timing seems too coincidental to be a coincidence.
If there are organizations here in the US that had advance knowledge of the 10/7 attacks, which led to the murder of American citizens, the American people have a right to know the full truth.
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
What a privilege to host @BernerEd for a fantastic conversation on her book, Educational Pluralism and Democracy! If you're interested in the contribution of #edpolicy to civic engagement across the lines that divide us, give it a listen here: youtu.be/wMb6PbcbJ70
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
I enthusiastically agree with about 60% of this and profoundly disagree with the remaining 40%, which makes it all interesting! @rickhess99 @BernerEd @Dyrnwyn @HowardLFuller @NealMcCluskey
Is Education a Public or Private Good? aei.org/op-eds/is-education-…
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
“The United States needs a new conversation about education.” Don’t miss our latest book excerpt from @BernerEd and @JHUEducation. "Why ‘School Choice’ is a Strange Term: Educational Pluralism and International Norms" by Ashley Rogers Berner - Canopy Forum
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
It's time to stop weaponizing education research and pitting charters against districts! Most countries don't roll this way. Join the conversation in Boston on June 30 at 11 am.
@charteralliance @JHUeducation @Harvard_Ed_Pub
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
A new American Habits issue on the meaning of federalism and democracy drops Monday. A big thank you to just some of our current contributors on this topic:
@BernerEd, @therightfrankd, @WinstonBrady86,
@hanszeiger, @tonywoodlief, @ethanwb, @JamesPinedo, and @stlair1776.
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
And you’d support school choice if all recipients of public funding were held to same academic standards? I’m pretty sure most parents would be happy with that and conservatives would accept the deal!
See @AmerCompass @BernerEd on educational pluralism: americancompass.org/rebuildi…
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Totally agree. Too bad we’re in such a minority in the US, where ideology, at both extremes, has ruled out system configurations that deliver higher much performance in other countries. Here, adults bluster and millions of children suffer.
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Here's a significant legal issue percolating in lower fed cts: does 501c3 status mean an institution receives "federal financial assistance" and is thus subject to federal laws like Title IX? Two DCs have now held yes. Big implications for independent schools.
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
I so appreciate Ashley’s scholarship and careful distinction between educational pluralism and school choice. Looking forward to reading this when it is published!
Can education help solve the problem of polarization? Yes it can! Check out my book trailer on Youtube talking about educational pluralism, and exposure versus indoctrination. youtube.com/watch?v=IapalmX-…
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Here's the full interview I did with Soledad O'Brien about the big cases before the Court this Term. So much more enjoyable to be in studio than on zoom.
matteroffact.tv/breaking-dow…
@soledadobrien
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Agree with @73Newport. When coupled with meaningful academic requirements, #EdPluralism creates opportunity for the next generation!
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Great interview featuring two of my favorite voices for common sense in #k12 education: @BernerEd and @rpondiscio. Don't miss it. #edpolicy #edchat #edcolo #copolitics @CSInstituteCO
aei.org/op-eds/will-esas-cha…
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
NEW STUDY ALERT: Muslim students in Denmark score slightly higher on various measures of citizenship outcomes if educated in private religious schools compared to being educated in public schools. @DeAngelisCorey @BernerEd @AngelaKDills @NealMcCluskey tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1…
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Why is knowledge a dirty word in education? Find out on December 8th with @HdxAcademy and @BernerEd. Register now!
heterodoxacademy.org/events/…
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Exposure is not indoctrination. Most OECD countries fund Jewish, Montessori, Catholic, secular (etc.) schools - and require them to teach comparative religion and ethics every year.
School choice is one part of the answer; a common body of knowledge is another. #EdPluralism has both - and students win. educationnext.org/education-…
Ashley Rogers Berner retweeted
Super excited to officially begin my new position as Assistant Research Professor at The Johns Hopkins School of Education and the Institute for Education Policy tomorrow! Thanks to Dean Morphew @educationdean, David Steiner @JHUEdPolicy, and Ashley Berner @BernerEd.