# Robert Slavin

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Episode 67: Finding Fish That Don't Exist

In this episode, Scott and Ollie discuss the world of educational research and "what counts." The discussion was prompted by a conference panel discussion that Ollie participated in where the work of Robert Slavin was commemorated. In the episode, we discuss Slavin's work and the What Works Clea ...

Proven Strategies and Programs to Help Students Catch Up with Dr. Robert Slavin

So often we look for that “one thing” that’s going to fix all our problems, but instead we usually find that it’s never just one thing… but every once in a while you come across something that may not be the “one thing” but it’s as close as you’re ever going to get.  In this episode I chat with ...

Robert Slavin: Proven Tutoring

About the Author Robert Slavin, PhD is a distinguished professor and director of the Center for Research and Reform in Education at Johns Hopkins University. A member of the National Academy of Education, he is the author of more than 300 articles and books, including the textbook, Educational ...

Unemployment rises…The stock market falls…The Fed takes on debt…and education stands on the brink of collapse.

First – the numbers: Unemployment claims rose this week to a total of 870,000 giving a hint the economy might be on shaky footing as only half of the jobs lost in March have permanently returned. For more than three months, entire sectors of the economy have stalled in growth indicating fundamen ...

Intelligence and How to Get It - Part 2, What Makes a Good Teacher/Tutor

Intelligence and How to Get It by Richard Nisbett. Are we Smarter than our Grandparents? We discuss what makes good schools, teachers and tutors and give some ideas on how you can increase your intelligence. For more information on Cooperative Learning, check out Robert Slavin's book on these t ...

Ep. 160: Back to School: Understanding Reading Research with Neena Saha

Ever wondered how to navigate the complex world of reading research as an educator? Get ready for a great conversation with education researcher Neena Saha, who reveals the role of science in education and the importance of pseudoscience in developing theories. We delve into the significance of ...

What Works? Rebuilding Evidence for the Age of AI

A traditional research meta-analysis — the gold standard for knowing whether something actually works — can cost over a million dollars and take three to four years. Claire Han thinks that's far too slow for the decisions schools and policymakers have to make right now. Claire earned her PhD in ...