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Teachers as Researchers: Unexplored Territory for Many Educators?

Watch educators, who are amazing chameleons, seamlessly change roles from Teacher to Social Worker to Referee to IT Expert, oftentimes within the same day. But a Researcher? That’s not necessarily a hat that most educators feel they know how to wear. As a former elementary teacher, I did not see myself as a researcher. For me, that term conjured…

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MLRC @ ICQE 2025 Conference

Connect with the MLRC in Mexico City, Mexico, where Carrie Parker and Mariana Castro, MLRC Research Co-Directors, will present," Languaging and Translanguaging in Multilingual Learners’ Education," and represent the MLRC at the International Society for Quantitative Ethnography Conference on Quantitative Ethnography, which…

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Action Research in a Global Research-Practice Partnership: Supports, Constraints, and Outcomes

According to a recent study, just one-third of teachers regularly draw on research to inform their teaching—a trend largely attributed to heavy workloads and limited time to explore and apply new strategies (Walsh et al., 2022). Esther Bettney Heidt (MLRC School Network…

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