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John Easton

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Partnerships in Action: A New RPP Highlights the Field’s Evolution

Even to a casual observer, the research-practice partnerships “tent” has expanded considerably since the seminal 2013 paper by Coburn et al., Research-Practice Partnerships: A Strategy for Leveraging Research for Educational Improvement in School Districts.
John Easton
 and Meg Bates
Partnerships in Action: A New RPP Highlights the Field’s Evolution
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Creating Partnerships: Learning New Ways to Connect

Building an RPP is hard work. They are complex organisms, with structures, processes, and roles that evolve as partnerships mature and adapt. However they form, we have observed five elements that seem to come together in successful partnerships.
John Easton
,
Lauren Supplee
,
and Vivian Tseng
Creating Partnerships: Learning New Ways to Connect

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