- Research & Initiatives
- Research Centers & Labs
- EdPolicyWorks
- Working Papers, Briefs & Publications
Working Papers, Briefs & Publications
EdPolicyWorks is pleased to provide a variety of resources highlighting the work done in our center. Please feel free to contact individual authors or the managing director for more information.
Working Paper Series
The EdPolicyWorks Working Paper series consists of research papers produced all or in part by individuals associated with the center. All papers are considered to be drafts, and have not been peer reviewed. As such, working papers should not be quoted or cited without permission by the author. Copyright for all working papers remains with the authors of the work.
Papers may be removed when they are accepted for publication if required by the accepting journal. In this case, the working paper will be replaced with a citation for the published work.
Recent Research Briefs
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Lab or Initiative Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Recent Publications
Resolved: Debate Programs Boost Literacy and College Enrollment
How debaters become better students.
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
High-Dosage Tutoring
Strong evidence points to equity and well-being benefits from well-designed programs.
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Recent Working Papers
The Nine (or more?) Lives of the Student Loan Payment Pause
Beginning in late March of 2020 and continuing through at least early 2023, most student loan borrowers have benefited from a “pause” on payments.
Topic
Faculty Associated
Department or Center Associated
Examining the Dynamics of Teacher Out-of-Pocket Spending, Student Demographics, and Teacher Autonomy
Examining the Dynamics of Teacher Out-of-Pocket Spending, Student Demographics, and Teacher Autonomy