Yes, at least here in Boston! Definitely good for getting some negative energy out

Thank you Nadine!

I'm really excited to have this opportunity to shape the vision for the next generation of the Ed School, so that it can make an even greater impact on the field of education.

I'll continue to teach my spring course, Making Data Count, but will pass the reins on the Evidence course and the Education Policy and Analysis EdM program to colleagues after this summer.

I'll focus particularly on the academic programs side and will oversee the Teaching and Learning Lab, Gutman Library, and the learning, teaching, and assessment team as part of the role.

Glad it was helpful!

I don't think I have ever felt more viscerally upset by a policy decision - and my side has lost a lot of them lately.
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International students add tremendously to our learning environment and help those of us who focus on US policy see our own work differently. Our community will be much the poorer if they are not able to be part of it.
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If you want to stick with an app, I like Memrise.

100% agree - it has been rough lately, even for those of us a degree or two removed from the immediate impact

So glad you were able to participate!

When we stop collecting data, we stop holding ourselves accountable. And that's the real problem. I'm deeply, deeply worried for the state of our nation.

The peak for cherry blossoms is predicted to be the last week of March, but I'm sure there will be plenty of trees blooming this week too!

It's so good! I'd also suggest Borgen, about the Danish parliament and prime Minister (fiction). It's refreshing to see a fairly functional democracy in action.

Oops missed @mkurlaender13.bsky.social in my tags!