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Emily Howell

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Research Intern

Emily Howell was a research intern at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and had been pursuing a master’s degree in education policy at The George Washington University. She has a bachelor's degree in English from Yale University, and before returning to school she taught middle school in San Antonio, TX, and Washington, DC, in both charter and traditional public schools. Her research interests include school climate, teacher quality, curriculum, and family and behavioral services.

Authored Commentary & Research

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Twenty of the American communities most in need of high-quality charter schools

Nicholas Munyan-Penney, Emily Howell 5.30.2018
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Why do high-performing teachers leave? Data from Washington, D.C.

Emily Howell 5.16.2018
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Do teachers receive adequate support when new standards are implemented?

Emily Howell 5.9.2018
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Differences between classroom assignments in low- and high-poverty schools

Emily Howell 4.25.2018
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More evidence that poverty obscures schools' recognition of giftedness

Emily Howell 3.21.2018
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Examining academic growth in Chicago Public Schools

Emily Howell 2.14.2018
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