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Jason Margolis is a Professor of Educational Leadership and Graduate Teacher Education at St. Bonaventure University's School of Education. Previously, he served as Professor and Department Chair at Duquesne University (2011–2022) and Professor/Partnership Coordinator at Washington State University-Vancouver (2003–2011). He holds degrees from SUNY New Paltz (1991), CUNY Queens College (1994), and the University of Michigan (2003). His research focuses on teacher leadership, school change, and integrating academic and social-emotional learning through complexity theory.
Key publications include works on teacher leadership's role in systemic change, model classroom strategies, and hybrid leadership challenges. He received the 2017 IPDA Best Article Award for highlighting student presence in professional development. Margolis advocates a 'third space' teaching philosophy balancing learner needs and disciplinary content.
- Teaching Philosophy: Flexible, attention-driven pedagogy
- Professional Development: Emphasizes authenticity and cognitive engagement
- Recent Trends: Exploring systemic impacts of teacher leadership programs
His work bridges theory and practice, addressing urban education challenges and institutional barriers to leadership innovation.
