Name: Ccsr: A new Model for the Role of Research in Supporting Urban School Reform (en Inglés)
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Author: Melissa Roderick; John Q. Easton; Penny Bender Sebring
ISBN: 9780981460444

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Ccsr: A new Model for the Role of Research in Supporting Urban School Reform (en Inglés)

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Consortium On Chicago School Research

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Melissa Roderick; John Q. Easton; Penny Bender Sebring

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Tapa Blanda

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9780981460444

Ccsr: A new Model for the Role of Research in Supporting Urban School Reform (en Inglés)

Melissa Roderick; John Q. Easton; Penny Bender Sebring (Autor) · Consortium On Chicago School Research · Tapa Blanda

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The Consortium on Chicago School Research at the University of Chicago was founded in 1990, two years after the passage of the Chicago School Reform Act that decentralized governance of the city's public schools. Since then, CCSR has distinguished itself as a unique organization, conducting research of high technical quality that is accessible to practitioners and policy makers and that is used broadly by the school reform community. Most importantly, CCSR is viewed as making important contributions to school reform, both through the findings and implications of specific research studies and more broadly by improving the capacity of the district to use data, build effective strategies, and evaluate progress. In this report, we argue that CCSR's focus on building capacity for school reform both sets CCSR's role apart from traditional approaches researchers have used to influence policy and practice and also represents a new model for conducting policy-relevant research. The report begins with a brief background of CCSR. We then describe how a focus on capacity building has been institutionalized in a specific set of organizational arrangements that allow us to establish coherence across studies, seek broad stakeholder engagement, and make findings accessible. We argue further that developing new roles for research is increasingly important in new policy environments that depend significantly on the capacity of teachers and principals to not only respond to incentives and accountability but also to manage decentralized decision making and school improvement efforts.