CPED membership requirements are outlined below. Upon admission, new members sign the Commitment to Engage and Change.This shared understanding is aimed at clarifying the interests of participants and will form the basis of on-going relationships of mutual trust and benefit. This commitment to engage and change contains three parts: mutual commitments, commitments by the CPED Consortium, and ...
A: The Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED) is an international network of over 160 colleges and schools of education in the United States and Canada dedicated to improving the Doctor of Education (EdD) degree. Established in 2007, CPED helps institutions redesign their EdD programs to better prepare advanced practitioners and educational leaders for real-world challenges. Q: How ...
CPED created the Dissertation in Practice (DiP) as part of its mission to refocus the Doctor of Education (EdD) on impact-oriented research that solves real problems within practitioners’ spheres of influence. CPED brings schools, colleges, and departments of education together nationwide to build their EdD programs in alignment with its innovative three-part Framework. This Framework ...
The Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED) includes over 160 colleges and schools of education, which have committed resources to work together to undertake an indepth examination of the doctorate in education (EdD) through dialog, experimentation, critical friends feedback and evaluation.
The Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate, known as CPED (pronounced C-ped), was launched in 2007 by the Carnegie Foundation to distinguish and redesign the Education Doctorate (EdD) as a professional practice doctorate that prepares educators to lead change in their field. CPED was inspired by Shulman et al’s (2006) article Reclaiming Education’s Doctorates: A Critique and a ...