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Research-practice partnerships and RPP funders are positioned to move education into the next frontier, but to do so they will need to complement their attention to evidence production with an …
The Next Big Leap for Research-Practice Partnerships: Building and Testing Theories to Improve Research Use
Lessons about mitigating the effects of tracking on inequality may point the way toward reducing inequality for English learners.
Engaging English Learners with Rigorous Academic Content: Insights from Research on Tracking
When we zero in on knowledge-based competencies, we find that language and knowledge are two sides of the same coin—ideas and concepts can’t be separated from the language used to represent them.
Advancing Learning Opportunities for English Learners: The Next Generation of Research
What are the actual conditions and processes of research use in school districts?
A Piece of the Action: Three District Leaders on Fostering Research Use

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The Digest

Issue 10: Winter 2024-25

The newest William T. Grant Foundation Digest features an updated look at the the Foundation’s longtime commitment to career development for early-career researchers, as well as new thinking about ways that research on social movements can advance efforts to reduce inequality in youth outcomes. Senior Vice President Kim DuMont also outlines opportunities for studies on improving higher education administrators’ use of research evidence in ways that promote student well-being and success.

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