Neena Saha, PhD, joins READ for an illuminating and entrepreneurial discussion about translating research to practice. In this episode, Dr. Saha offers insights on
- shifting how educators interface with research through an entrepreneurial lens.
- integrating and broadening the role of technology in sharing research.
- developing a systematic and explicit approach to the translation of research to practice.
Dr. Saha discusses opportunities and challenges for disseminating research more effectively and efficiently to teachers in all classrooms.
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