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Katrina Woodworth

Katrina Woodworth

Senior Principal Researcher, SRI Education
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Publications

Literacy and language arts publications February 1, 2014

Evaluating the Impact of Professional Development to Meet Challenging Writing Standards in High-Need Elementary Schools: Executive Summary

Katrina Woodworth, C.J. Park

SRI conducted a cluster randomized controlled trial to estimate the effects of the SEED professional development on teachers’ writing instruction and student argument writing, while documenting the implementation of the SEED program and the contexts in which the program was executed.

Digital learning publications November 1, 2013

Evaluation of the First Year of the Oakland Blended Learning Pilot

Katrina Woodworth

With support from RFF, OUSD, and other external assistance providers, the goal of the pilot is to support teachers in Oakland schools as they worked to personalize learning through the integration of online digital content, small group instruction, and the use of data.

Education & learning publications September 1, 2009

An Unfinished Canvas: District Capacity and the Use of New Funds for Arts Education in California

Katrina Woodworth

We assessed districts’ capacity with respect to arts education, explored early spending choices, and examined the relationship between the two.

Education & learning publications September 1, 2009

An Unfinished Canvas: Local Partnerships in Support of Arts Education in California

Katrina Woodworth

We highlight the ways that a sample of partnerships promotes arts education in California elementary schools to inform others who may be interested in building partnerships between school districts and arts organizations.

Education & learning publications August 23, 2009

An Unfinished Canvas: Fact Sheet

Katrina Woodworth

An Unfinished Canvas revealed that an overwhelming majority of California schools fail to meet these guidelines and that key barriers include inadequate and unstable funding, insufficient instructional time, and limited teacher capacity.

Early childhood learning and development publications September 1, 2008

An Unfinished Canvas: Allocating Funding and Instructional Time for Elementary Arts Education

Katrina Woodworth

The study’s aim is to provide California policy-makers and educators with examples and lessons from other jurisdictions that have been more successful in providing all students with access to arts education.

Education & learning publications September 1, 2008

An Unfinished Canvas: Teacher Preparation, Instruction Delivery, and Professional Development in the Arts

Katrina Woodworth

Among the major barriers to arts education in California that An Unfinished Canvas identified is the lack of trained and qualified arts specialist teachers, particularly at the elementary school level.

Early childhood learning and development publications September 1, 2008

An Unfinished Canvas: A Review of Large-Scale Assessment in K-12 Arts Education

Katrina Woodworth

This paper provides a review of the status of large-scale arts assessments and current practice in statewide arts assessment for the purpose of K–12 education accountability.

Education & learning publications May 1, 2008

An Unfinished Canvas: Teacher Preparation, Instructional Delivery, and Professional Development in the Arts

Katrina Woodworth

This study investigated California’s system for training and preparing elementary classroom  teachers and secondary arts teachers to provide standards-aligned arts instruction, their familiarity  with and use of the state’s visual and performing arts standards, their ongoing professional development, the supports and resources available to them, and the barriers to their delivery of standards-aligned arts instruction. .

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