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Daniel Player
Daniel Player
Assistant Professor of Public Policy, Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, University of
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Teacher career paths, teacher quality, and persistence in the classroom: Are public schools keeping their best?
D Goldhaber, B Gross, D Player
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 30 (1), 57-87, 2011
3792011
How principal leadership and person-job fit are associated with teacher mobility and attrition
D Player, P Youngs, F Perrone, E Grogan
Teaching and Teacher Education 67, 330-339, 2017
2402017
An Evaluation of Teachers Trained through Different Routes to Certification. Final Report. NCEE 2009-4043.
J Constantine, D Player, T Silva, K Hallgren, M Grider, J Deke
National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance, 2009
2392009
An evaluation of teachers trained through different routes to certification
J Constantine, D Player, T Silva, K Hallgren, M Grider, J Deke
Mathematica Policy Research Reports, 2009
1502009
Are Public Schools Really Losing Their Best? Assessing the Career Transitions of Teachers and Their Implications for the Quality of the Teacher Workforce. Working Paper 12.
D Goldhaber, B Gross, D Player
National Center for Analysis of Longitudinal Data in Education Research, 2007
1362007
Why do so few public school districts use merit pay?
D Goldhaber, M DeArmond, D Player, HJ Choi
Journal of Education Finance, 262-289, 2008
1222008
Administrative climate, early career teacher burnout, and turnover
F Perrone, D Player, P Youngs
Journal of School Leadership 29 (3), 191-209, 2019
1032019
Teacher labor markets and the perils of using hedonics to estimate compensating differentials in the public sector
D Goldhaber, K Destler, D Player
Economics of Education Review 29 (1), 1-17, 2010
642010
Are public schools really losing their “best”
D Goldhaber, B Gross, D Player
Assessing the career transitions of teachers and their implications for the …, 2007
642007
Are there differences in parents’ preferences and search processes across preschool types? Evidence from Louisiana
D Bassok, P Magouirk, AJ Markowitz, D Player
Early Childhood Research Quarterly 44, 43-54, 2018
522018
Identifying and predicting effective leader practices: Examining principal experience and prior roles
DH Hitt, DW Player
Leadership and Policy in Schools 18 (1), 97-116, 2019
492019
Assessing school turnaround: Evidence from Ohio
D Player, V Katz
The Elementary School Journal 116 (4), 675-698, 2016
462016
Measuring the quality of teacher–child interactions at scale: Comparing research-based and state observation approaches
VE Vitiello, D Bassok, BK Hamre, D Player, AP Williford
Early Childhood Research Quarterly 44, 161-169, 2018
442018
Nonmonetary compensation in the public teacher labor market
D Player
Education Finance and Policy 5 (1), 82-103, 2010
442010
What different benchmarks suggest about how financially attractive it is to teach in public schools
D Goldhaber, D Player
Journal of Education Finance 30 (3), 211-230, 2005
442005
Are parents’ ratings and satisfaction with preschools related to program features?
D Bassok, AJ Markowitz, D Player, M Zagardo
AERA Open 4 (1), 2332858418759954, 2018
352018
Monetary returns to academic ability in the public teacher labor market
D Player
Economics of Education Review 28 (2), 277-285, 2009
292009
Do parents know “high quality” preschool when they see it
D Bassok, AJ Markowitz, D Player, M Zagardo
Education Policy Works Working Papers Series, 2017
282017
Returns to skill and teacher wage premiums: What can we learn by comparing the teacher and private sector labor markets
D Goldhaber, M DeArmond, A Liu, D Player
School Finance Redesign Project Working Paper 8, 2007
212007
Impacts of Performance Pay under the Teacher Incentive Fund: Study Design Report.
S Glazerman, H Chiang, A Wellington, J Constantine, D Player
Mathematica Policy Research, Inc., 2011
202011
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