Stephanie Moore

It was a game changer! Loved not having to think about that.

I used calendly for this purpose in recent projects. The paid version has more customizable features. It auto generated unique zoom links, sent calendar invites, and I even set it up to send reminder messages the day before.

My mom adopted two puppies from the same litter almost 2 years ago. She's had dogs her entire adult life, but I think this has been her most difficult animal raising experience. They're sweet dogs (when they're chill) but way more tuned in to each other than they are to people.

ED is requesting public comments on the direction that they should take the Institute of Education Sciences. Feedback is due October 15.

public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2025-18608.pdf

Continuing fallout to massive cuts in federal #education supports. The Mental Health Service Professional Demonstration grants are cancelled. These grants are designed to address critical shortages of mental health providers and support student mental health. #schoolpsychology #mentalhealth

I am teaching my phd writing workshop course this quarter, question: are there any words/phrases said to you by an advisor/mentor that stuck with you, were memorable, or particularly helpful? If so please reply below!

Unsolicited writing advice, no. 96: Nothing you write is ever wasted. It’s all part of your training. That’s why you should never feel bad about the work you cut, or the hours you spend on work that stays unpublished. Every part of the process makes you a stronger writer.

School Vouchers Were Supposed to Save Taxpayer Money. Instead They Blew a Massive Hole in Arizona’s Budget. Arizona, the model for voucher programs across the country, has spent so much money paying private schoolers’ tuition that it’s now facing hundreds of millions in budget cuts to critical state…

Arizona, the model for voucher programs across the country, spent so much money paying private schoolers’ tuition that it faced hundreds of millions in budget cuts to critical state programs and projects.

(Published July 2024)

AERA has just learned that all restricted-use NCES data licenses will be cancelled, possibly as early as March 20. We urgently request that all AERA members and others in the research community with restricted-use licenses take these two actions: www.aera.net/Research-Pol...

In the piece below, I talk a lot about mass messaging (posters, stickers, etc.) to keep the focus not just on enmity towards Trump and Musk but the impact of their actions. In case it's helpful, I put together some examples! Not perfect, but they get the job done (feel free to steal/share)

Acting on Trump's order, federal officials opened up two California dams The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers just opened up two California dams. A spokesperson says the flows are 'controlled' and being coordinated with local officials.

For a photo op & a bragging media post, Trump minions at the USACoE have thrown away millions of gals of #water farmers were relying on for later this year. This water will not be captured, will not be useful for cities or farms or firefighting. It is now lost.

www.latimes.com/environment/...

Hello friends! Any info on writing accountability groups that are open to new members?

I'm so, so sorry Berna

My heart aches. This is Eaton Canyon, which is on fire right now. I am grateful that we are not currently in the evacuation zone, and it's so hard to do anything but mourn today as the wilderness that so often replenishes me is on fire. My thoughts are with all the people impacted by the LA fires.

Working on a paper just doesn't feel important by comparison...Sending care to you and your loved ones ❤️

A six photo grid, with a white cat with a black tail and black splotches laying on a gray and white carpet in each frame. As the photos progress, Jasmine's body posture and expression changes as she rolls and rubs on the new carpet.

Got a new rug for the home office today and the cat is *loving* it. I think we'll both enjoy the space a bit more now, Jasmine for sure once she's gotten her smell thoroughly rubbed into the carpet.

I've done this with my graduate students, too! I will also ask them to do this with their own work if the organization is unclear or needs improvement. Has been so helpful!

Please don't tell me it's "write every day" 🙈

Oof, yes, this is the week 😭

Godspeed! I haven't been able to convince myself to take the plunge today. I suppose there's always tomorrow 🫠

Pine trees frame a far away downtown. One is to the left, there on the right behind a picnic table. Past downtown, an orange sun glow reflects off the ocean. The foreground is dried grass with scattered rocks.

Warm weather calls for hikes! And, there were so many good views today!

Crowdsourcing this one...

Anyone know of an implementation science tool/rubric that you can use for iteratively improving a pilot intervention?

A dirt path in the center of the frame winds right away from a tall pine tree and toward green shrubs and mountains in the distance.

I have been talking more with my team lately about pausing to notice things we are grateful for or that bring us joy. Today, that was an evening walk in the foothills.

Second this! I was also able to use my own domain name through Google sites.

Hoping to do the same this afternoon so next week feels more manageable!

Yes, please! I worried over this just this morning. I don't want to reiterate what I wrote in my letter, that I uploaded, in your comment boxes. And, I don't want people to hold this against my student...I landed on "please see enclosed letter" and a sentence summarizing the key qualities.

During the week of November 11-15th, the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) and schools across the United States will mark National School Psychology Week (NSPW). #SchoolPsychWeek
www.nasponline.org/research-and...

It's so easy to avoid doing hard things that we're not going to be good at right away. But there's so much room for growth and fun in these hard things. I've avoided a lot of creative things I think I'd enjoy because I worry I won't be good at it. Thanks for this reminder and model!

In FY2023 alone, the US Dept of ED's Office for Civil Rights received more than 19,000 complaints-- about 3,500 of which were Title VI complains alleging racial discrimination.

But tell me more about how civil rights enforcement work is no longer necessary?