Blogs

Check out a list of blogs written by Network members and other Knowledge Brokers!

Thoughtfully Navigating Complex Equity Challenges With An Eye To What Is Possible: Insights From Knowledge Brokers

Several CREATEd Fellows share some of their thoughts and experiences of addressing equity in their work as knowledge brokers. Here you will meet a research scientist, director of elementary success in a school district, translational researcher in education, and a director of special projects and school improvement in a regional educational service agency. They each describe what equity looks like in their work and the successes and challenges that they have experienced.

Demystifying Knowledge Brokering

By: Liz Farley-Ripple

This blog provides a basic description of the role of knowledge brokers in education and introduces activities of the Education Knowledge Broker Network.of the article

Thoughtfully Navigating Complex Equity Challenges with an Eye to what is Possible: Insights from Knowledge Brokers

Several CREATEd Fellows share some of their thoughts and experiences of addressing equity in their work as knowledge brokers. Here you will meet a research scientist, director of elementary success in a school district, translational researcher in education, and a director of special projects and school improvement in a regional educational service agency. They each describe what equity looks like in their work and the successes and challenges that they have experienced.

The Diary of a Broker

By: Sarah Oberle

A first-hand account of knowledge brokering in action. Sarah shares insights and lessons from her work as a teacher and researcher, highlighting recurring themes that will be of interest to new and seasoned knowledge brokers.

Knowledge Brokering: What’s in a Name?

By: Katie Philp

Katie Philp, a member of the Education Knowledge Broker Network steering committee, provides some foundational terms and definitions that knowledge brokers should know. Learn more about how we are collaborating to move the field of brokering forward!

Unlocking the Potential of Knowledge Brokering: Why You Should Take the Foundations of Knowledge Brokering Program

By: Samantha Shewchuk

Three reasons to participate in the Foundations of Knowledge Brokering based on the experiences of those who have finished the program.

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