EDL Faculty Published in Public Education Journal
 The May 2016 issue of The New York Academy of Public Education Professional Journal  features two articles written by EDL faculty. "The Efficacy of Teacher Evaluations
                     in New York City: A Tale of Two Districts," by Dr. Kenneth Forman and Dr. Craig Markson, explores
                     the correlation between New York State’s APPR teacher evaluation system, poverty,
                     attendance rates, and student achievement in New York City’s two largest districts.
                     In the same issue, Dr. Don Sternberg discusses teacher observations and his experience
                     as a principal for 36 years in an article titled "Feedback and Feeding Up: Purposeful
                     evidence-based observation practices that serve to improve teacher pedagogy - A guide
                     for administrators."
The May 2016 issue of The New York Academy of Public Education Professional Journal  features two articles written by EDL faculty. "The Efficacy of Teacher Evaluations
                     in New York City: A Tale of Two Districts," by Dr. Kenneth Forman and Dr. Craig Markson, explores
                     the correlation between New York State’s APPR teacher evaluation system, poverty,
                     attendance rates, and student achievement in New York City’s two largest districts.
                     In the same issue, Dr. Don Sternberg discusses teacher observations and his experience
                     as a principal for 36 years in an article titled "Feedback and Feeding Up: Purposeful
                     evidence-based observation practices that serve to improve teacher pedagogy - A guide
                     for administrators." 
The New York Academy of Public Education is a professional organization that focuses on the advancement and progress of urban education. Read the article (PDF)
