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Full Name
Brian Drayton
School/Organization
TERC
Job Title
Co-director of the Center for School Reform
Grades
Middle School (6-8)
High School (9-12)
State
Massachusetts
Subject Area
Science
STEM
Current Role
Researcher
Expertise
Ecology
STEM Education Research
Curriculum Design and Development
Teacher Leadership
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  • Blog - Synthesis: The Challenge of Creating Equity in Science Education
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  • Blog - Race, Equity, and Mathematics Education
  • Blog - Synthesis Brief: Integrating CS (computer science) and CT (Computational Thinking) in the Pre K-8 Grades
  • Blog - Synthesis Brief: Science in the elementary grades - An issue of equity
  • Blog - Synthesis: How Teachers Measure Their Impact as Leaders
  • Blog - Synthesis: America's Strategy for STEM Education – Why it is Relevant to STEM Teacher-Leaders
  • Blog - Synthesis: Leading Without Leaving the Classroom
  • Blog - Pathways to Teacher Leadership
  • Blog - Two Strategies for In-service Teacher Learning

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