Nathan Jones

Assistant Professor School of Education at Boston University

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Dr. Nathan Jones is an assistant professor of special education at BU’s School of Education.

In his research, Dr. Jones focuses on teacher quality, teacher development, and school improvement, with a specific emphasis on the use of measures of teacher effectiveness in evaluation systems. He previously worked as a middle school special education teacher in the Mississippi Delta.

Dr. Jones is currently the principal investigator of a $1.6 million IES grant examining whether the Framework for Teaching (FFT) –  an observation system used in over 20 states and hundreds of school districts – can be used validly and reliably in the evaluation of special education teachers. He is also co-PI on a W.T. Grant study examining Los Angeles Unified School District’s (LAUSD) three-year roll-out of a consequential teacher evaluation system. Dr. Jones currently serves an an editor of The Elementary School Journal and is on the editorial board at The Journal of Teacher Education.

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September 25, 2014

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