If you attended #aefp2024 and haven't completed the survey yet, please check your email! We welcome constructive feedback as we plan for our 50th anniversary. I am reading *every* comment. Love the suggestion for poster prizes - keep the good ideas coming!

"Only about 1/3 of the cost of the reading law came from expenditures on new teachers or support staff; more than 60% came from rearranging existing teachers’ instructional time." Fascinating look at resource allocation and exciting to see #AEFP2024www.edweek.org/teaching-lea...

There's a Cost to Holding Back Struggling Readers. See How Much

A new study calculates the cost to students and districts of "read by grade 3" policies.

My parents had never seen Cardboard Cara before and insisted on getting a picture #AEFP2024

Had a fabulous time learning, sharing, and catching up at #AEFP2024@aefpweb.bsky.socialwww.newamerica.org/education-po...

Segregation and Resource Inequality Between America's School Districts

In America, it’s not uncommon for children living just one mile apart to experience radically different educational outcomes. Why? Historic segregation.

Left #AEFP2024 with a full heart and a renewed excitement for my research, as always! Thanks to all the people who make this conference special ✨

As a first-time presenter and second-time attendee at #AEFP2024, I’m thrilled that our Wheelock Educational Policy Center’s strong presence this year started with my collaboration with Dr. Olivia Chi on paraeducators and ended with my joint work with Dr. Marcus Winters on EL reclassification.

Thank you to everyone who attended #AEFP2024#AEFP2025!

Plaque next to me at this Irish pub is pretty perfect following #AEFP2024

Great to see old friends & meet new ones — like Fifi — at #AEFP2024! Until next year 👋

Heading home from #AEFP2024. As best I can tell, I have not been excommunicated (yet) for suggesting scholars consider incorporating some theory into their work.