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A group of researchers gathered around a wooden table building collaborative research partnerships. One person is standing and presenting data on a tablet, while others sit attentively with coffee cups, notebooks, and a laptop. A corkboard with colorful sticky notes is visible in the background, suggesting brainstorming or planning activities.

Research as a Partnership: Learning, Growing, and Designing Together

With education research, true expertise doesn’t reside solely with researchers — it thrives in partnership. Collaborating with those closest to the work allows us to gain a deeper, more accurate understanding of what’s really happening in schools. Our partners bring indispensable knowledge of their contexts, cultures, strengths, and challenges, making their insights not just valuable […]

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Empowering Partners While Driving Research Innovation  

Oftentimes, research is done on schools and systems. In this extractive relationship, researchers collect data, rarely including participants in the design or analysis, and then later report findings back to the sites. At The Learning Accelerator (TLA), we believe that research should occur with our partners. This means addressing questions that are meaningful to them

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A Collaborative Research Agenda for Innovation

This is a summary of “Building a Shared Space of Innovative Research and Learning,” originally published on Aurora Institute’s blog. Rethinking how we conduct research and assessment within an education space undergoing deep transformation presents a foundational challenge to the field. It is also a challenge that cannot be addressed in isolation or by a

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