Robert Slavin

Robert Slavin

Robert Slavin is a noted psychologist who studies educational and academic issues. He founded the Success for All reform program for primary and middle schools.

He will lead the Institute for Effective Education at the University of York - this is an international, independent multi-disciplinary resource focused on producing high-quality evidence-based assessments of educational practice and policy, and translating it into effective action to benefit all young people.

The IEE is established at the University thanks to an £11 million donation from the Bowland Charitable Trust.

Professor Slavin is currently Director of the Centre for Research and Reform in Education (CRRE) at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland. He is co-founder of the Success for All Foundation, a non-profit organisation that develops and evaluates programmes for high-poverty schools across the USA and England.

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* [http://www7.nationalacademies.org/core/Robert%20Slavin%20Bio.html NAS bio]


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