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Eric Taylor is an Associate Professor at Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE), with affiliations at the National Bureau of Economic Research, CESifo, and Harvard’s Center for Education Policy Research. He holds a Ph.D. from Stanford University (2015). His research focuses on the economics of education, particularly labor and employment dynamics in the education sector, including teacher hiring, training, and performance evaluation. Taylor teaches applied econometrics and personnel economics, emphasizing empirical approaches to educational policy.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Education, Stanford University (2015)
Research Interests:
Taylor examines how labor market mechanisms shape educational outcomes, including teacher workforce dynamics, job design, and skill development. His work bridges economics and education policy, addressing questions such as how evaluation systems influence teacher performance and how peer interactions affect professional growth.
Articles Trends:
Taylor’s recent work explores teacher evaluation systems, online education effectiveness, and skill acquisition through peer collaboration. His studies often employ randomized trials and quasi-experimental designs to measure policy impacts, emphasizing evidence-based insights for education reform.
Awards:
- Excellence in Teaching and Mentoring Award (Stanford GSE, 2013)
Advising & Grants:
Taylor advises on educational policy and workforce strategies, contributing expertise to grant-funded projects on teacher training and evaluation. His collaborative efforts with institutions like NBER and CESifo amplify the reach of his research into global policy discussions.
Labs & Teams:
Affiliated with HGSE’s Center for Education Policy Research, Taylor collaborates on initiatives to translate empirical findings into actionable education policies.
