consortium on chicago school research
Cultivating Character: SAEL to Participate in Study that Explores Link between Character and Academics
The Consortium is studying the link between character and academics to find out which qualities are better associated with student success as part of the Becoming Effective Learners Project.
Can $25 Billion get 500 Poor Kids to and Through College? One Billionaire is Trying
Jenny Nagaoka is quoted on whether programs like Copperman College Scholars can get more students through college.
Most Vulnerable CPS Students Suspended Most Often
Melissa Sanchez of the Chicago Report does an in-depth analysis of Consortium's Discipline Report.
Race-Based Disparities Persist in CPS Discipline: Report
NBC writes a summary of latest Consortium findings that although race-based disparities persist in CPS discipline, highly disadvantaged students clustered in less than 10% of schools account for much of the results.
Conference and New Research Takes a Broader Look at the College Match Challenge
Inside Higher Ed examines the importance of college-match, particularly for minority students. The Consortium is cited.
The Building Blocks for Youth Success: Q&A with the Consortium on Chicago School Research
Education Blog Every Hour Counts featured a Q&A with The Consortium on their report on young adult success.
How One Struggling Public High School Became Superb
Dave Johnson of the Consortium is quoted in this profile of Senn High School, focusing on IB and the arts, along with strong school leadership for improvement.
What do Students Need to Succeed? Guide Helps Educators Navigate the Research
Education Week summarizes Consortium research which identified the non-cognitive factors most crucial for success later in life.
I'm Still Mr. YOU Media - Digital Studios at Chicago Public LIbraries Encourage Students to Create
The Consortium's research is cited in this piece examining YOUMedia studios located across Chicago Public Libraries - where students can collaborate, work, and create various art projects.
On the Decline - Numbers of African-American Students on Illinois Campuses are Dropping
Consortium research and Elaine Allensworth are quoted on causes of the decline in African-American students at Illinois universities.
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