# Jonathan Plucker
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jonathan plucker is the Julian C. Stanley Professor of Talent Development at Johns Hopkins University, where he works in the School of Education and the Center for Talented Youth. He previously served as Raymond Neag Endowed Professor of Education at the University of Connecticut and as a professor of educational psychology and cognitive science at Indiana University. A scholar of creativity, intelligence, and education policy, he is the author of over 200 papers and author or editor of four books: Critical Issues and Practices in Gifted Education with Carolyn Callahan (1st and 2nd editions), Essentials of Creativity Assessment with James Kaufman and John Baer, and Intelligence 101 with Amber Esping.
A decade of decline: Examining falling test scores with Mike Petrilli (Ep 45)
In this episode, host and math professor Anna Stokke interviews Mike Petrilli, President of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, about the role of standardized testing in K–12 education. They discuss the benefits and criticisms of standardized tests, the methodologies behind tests like NAEP, internatio…
Why College Success Isn’t Working for High-Achieving Students — and How to Fix It
In this episode of “From Classroom to Campus,” host Philip Bates sits down with Dr. Jonathan Plucker, a nationally recognized researcher on talent development and the excellence gap, to examine why traditional definitions of college success fall short for many students. The conversation explores ho…
Episode 7: Advanced Learners and Home Education with Jonathan Plucker and Annie Connolly-Sporing
In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Plucker and Annie Connolly-Sporing delve into the challenges facing gifted education, highlighting the fragmented policies and unreliable data that cause many gifted students to be overlooked. They discuss the promising role of homeschooling for advanced learners, emph…
Scott Peters || Rethinking Gifted Education
Today it’s a great pleasure to have Dr. Scott Peters on the podcast. Dr. Peters is an associate professor of educational foundations and the Richard and Veronica Teller Endowed Faculty Fellow of Education at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater where he teaches courses on measurement and assessme…
Conviction vs. evidence: What’s driving math education’s worst policies with Thomas Briggs and David Shuck (Ep 71)
In this episode, Anna Stokke continues the conversation from the previous episode on what happens when requests for evidence are dismissed with the phrase “research shows.” She is joined by Thomas Briggs and David Shuck from the Center for Educational Progress to explore why ineffective or unsuppor…
Only pennies for advanced learners | Episode 1020 of The Education Gadfly Show
Jonathan Plucker, a research professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Education, and Fordham’s own Alicia Anderson, policy and editorial associate, join The Education Gadfly Show to discuss new research on how little states and the federal government invest in advanced education. How much funding g…
Mailbag I: Choosing math resources and handling mixed classes with Jon Regino
In this special two-part Chalk & Talk mailbag episode, Anna Stokke is joined by Jonathan Regino, Pre-K–12 Supervisor of Math at Interboro School District, to answer questions submitted by listeners.
Together, they answer questions from teachers and parents about math resources, explicit instructio…
Don't outsource creativity to AI, with Jonathan Plucker
Join us talking to Jonathan Plucker from Johns Hopkins about AI and human creativity in the education space. https://substack.com/@jonathanplucker
Jonathan is a Professor of Education and Program Director for the Master of Science in Education Policy program at the Johns Hopkins School of Education…
Why Smart Kids Are Quietly Quitting School (Dr. Jonathan Plucker)
Are schools quietly failing our brightest minds? In this episode, host Rishanka Jones sits down with renowned education expert Dr. Jonathan Plucker to expose a hard truth: high-potential students are being missed in plain sight, and the long-term cost of academic stagnation is bigger than most pare…
Why Smart Kids Are Quietly Quitting School (Dr. Jonathan Plucker)
Are schools quietly failing our brightest minds? In this episode, host Rishanka Jones sits down with renowned education expert Dr. Jonathan Plucker to expose a hard truth: high-potential students are being missed in plain sight, and the long-term cost of academic stagnation is bigger than most pare…
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