Chicago School of Education

The Chicago School of Education refers to a prominent research community and educational philosophy rooted in the University of Chicago. Established in the early 20th century, it emphasizes the importance of empirical research and social sciences in understanding education. The school focuses on how social factors, such as culture and community, affect teaching and learning. Its scholars advocate for innovative practices and policies based on data and real-world observations, aiming to improve educational outcomes and address inequalities within the educational system. The Chicago School has significantly influenced educational theory, policy, and practice both nationally and internationally.