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Translational Research Goes to School: Action Research at High Tech High

Thursday, February 12, 2015 at 12:00pm to 1:00pm

Beebe Hall, 2nd floor conference room

BCTR Talks at Twelve: Stephen Hamilton and Mara Jacobs

"Translational Research Goes to School: Action Research at High Tech High"

This talk is open to all. Lunch will be served. Metered parking is available in the Plantations lot across the road from Beebe Hall.

In this talk Stephen Hamilton will introduce High Tech High and the Graduate School of Education, describe research that has been done and is currently underway, and invite discussion of possible future translational research. Mara Jacobs will share her experiences as a graduate of High Tech High (HTH) and her efforts to integrate the HTH philosophy into other educational settings.

High Tech High is a charter school organization with 12 schools, elementary through high school, in San Diego County, California. Students are admitted by lottery, stratified by zip code to represent the populations of County districts. Nearly all graduate from high school and about 90% have graduated or are still enrolled in college six years later. The HTH Graduate School of Education confers master’s degrees on teachers and principals, who conduct action research on their practice, and disseminate HTH practices and principles locally, nationally, and internationally, promoting practice-based research and creating opportunities for research on dissemination.

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Event Type

Lecture

Departments

Cornell Human Ecology, Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research

Website

http://www.bctr.cornell.edu/events/ta...

Contact E-Mail

pmt6@cornell.edu

Contact Name

Patricia Thayer

Contact Phone

607-255-7794

Speaker

Stephen Hamilton and Mara Jacobs

Speaker Affiliation

Human Development, Cornell University

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