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Abigail M Gray

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As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online
Deputy Chief, School Climate and Culture, School District of Philadelphia. Researcher. SDP parent. former SDP teacher. Views expressed are my own.
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Integrating Literacy and Science Instruction in Kindergarten: Results From the Efficacy Study of Zoology One

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By Abigail M Gray, Philip Sirinides, Ryan Fink, A. Bowden
| Taylor & Francis Online
Participants Participants in the evaluation of Zoology One included 71 kindergarten teachers in 21 schools and their students (n = 1,589). None of the teachers in the study had previously implemented the Zoology One program. The RCT was implemented in two cohorts of schools. Cohort 1 included 12 schools (with 40 kindergarten classrooms) during the 2016–2017 school year. Cohort 2 included 9 additional schools (with 31 kindergarten classrooms) during the 2017–2018 school year.
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Suspension, Climate, and PBIS in the School Dis" by Abigail M. Gray, Philip M Sirinides et al.

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By Philip Sirinides, Ryan Fink, Abigail M Gray, Adrianne Flack
| penntoday.upenn.edu
The report details a two-year exploratory, mixed-methods research study on the disciplinary practices and climate of schools serving K–8 students in the School District of Philadelphia (SDP). Findings reveal that SDP schools are making efforts to reduce suspensions and improve climate, but critical barriers to these efforts include resource limitations and philosophical misalignments between teachers and school leaders.
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