Andria Shyjka is a Senior Research Analyst at the UChicago Consortium. In this position she works on a variety of research projects which examine how schools and teachers use data for improvement. She believes her decade of teaching experience provides a valuable background to research of teacher improvement via formal evaluation, professional development and student feedback, assessment of school culture and climate, and organizational change. Daughter of a teacher, Andria grew up immersed in learning and still enjoys opportunities to work with aspiring teachers and school leaders as she pursues a doctorate of policy studies in urban education with a concentration in educational organization and leadership at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Featured Publications
- March 2020Brief
Analysis of the REACH Educator Evaluation and Support System, Five Years In
All Publications
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Learning Conditions Are an Actionable, Early Indicator of Math Learning | Brief | Dec 2022 |
Reaching for Improvement Teacher Evaluation and its Role in Instructional Improvement |
Report | May 2022 |
5Essentials Survey in CPS | Report | Dec 2021 |
Student Experience with the High School Choice Process in Chicago Public Schools | Brief | Jul 2021 |
Teacher Evaluation in Chicago Public Schools Analysis of the REACH Educator Evaluation and Support System, Five Years In |
Brief | Mar 2020 |