Quaglia Quoted
The Quaglia Institute and our Aspirations Research has been included in a number of reports and studies in the field of educational leadership and change.
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Student Voice: A Way of Being
February 2018
Lead article, written by Dr. Quaglia and Dr. Fox, published in the Australian Educational Leader, Vol 40 Term 1 2018. You can read the full article on the AEL website. Please note this article can only be viewed as part of a paid membership to AEL.
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Student Voice: A growing movement within education that benefits students and teachers
Kendel St. John & Lori Briel
April 2017
For decades, special educators have recorded post-secondary education goals identified by students and their families on the Individualized Education Program (IEP). This process of listening to students and supporting their ideas is just one example of the larger concept of student voice.
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ASCD: The Engagement Gap
August 2016
A report on the Spring 2016 ASCD Whole Child Symposium. "The Engagement Gap: Making each school and every classroom an all-engaging learning environment."
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Published in RSA Journal Issue 1 2016.
Dr. Russ Quaglia and Dr. Kristine Fox discuss why empowering students to find - and use - their voice is the first step on the road to creativity in education. -
TES Connect Article on Student Voice
April 2014
Biggest ever survey of young people finds that they want to "matter". Teachers should give students a far greater say in how schools are run and focus as much on relationships as they do on subjects, according to the largest survey of young people ever undertaken.
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School Administrator
March 2014
Two articles on student opinions as part of teacher evaluations referencing iKnow My Class--QISA's classroom level survey. iKnow My Class measures student engagement in the teaching-learning environment.
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21st Century Skills and the Workplace
Microsoft Partners in Learning, Pearson Foundation, and Gallup
May 2013
This Gallup report, published in partnership with Microsoft Partners in Learning and Pearson Foundation, explores the relationships between 21st century skills developed in the classroom, student aspiration in schools, and perceived quality of work later in life. QISA research in the field of student aspirations was used to inform their research.