Design Based Implementation Research

March 2016 RPP Forum: Sustaining Partnerships

2016

How do long term partnerships engage in strategic evolution? What are the potential phases and stages that partnerships go through?

The March 2016 Research-Practice Partnerships Forum discusses what it takes to sustain a partnership over time. Panelists from various long-term partnerships articulate the ways they have worked to strategically evolve their work. Check out the video recording here.

This is the last Forum in the spring series! Please join us in the fall for the second series. Have recommendations for Forum topics? Submit your ideas using this survey or by tagging #RPPChat on Twitter.

The RPP Forums is a monthly webinar series created by the Research + Practice Collaboratory to discuss challenges, successes, and strategies for doing collaborative work in education. Host, Bill Penuel, invites a panel of researchers and educators involved in research-practice partnerships across the country to share their experiences and recommended resources. Participate in the conversation on Twitter using #RPPchat.

Panelists from the March 17 RPP Forum Include:

  • Kara Jackson,

    Assistant Professor at the University of Washington

  • Phil Daro,

    lead mathematics designer for the pad-based Common Core System of Courses developed by Pearson Education and collaborator with the Strategic Education Research Partnership (SERP)

  • Patty Kincaid,

    Secondary Science Coordinator for Denver Public Schools

  • Tamara Sumner,

    Executive Director of Digital Learning Sciences, a joint research and development center between the University of Colorado and the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research

  • Philip Bell,

    professor of the Learning Sciences & Human Development and the Shauna C. Larson Chair in Learning Sciences. He is also executive director of the UW Institute for Science & Math Education focused on equity-focused innovation in K-12 STEM education, and he is co-director of the Learning in Informal and Formal Environments (LIFE) Science of Learning Center.

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