Amber Gove
Team Leader, Teaching and Learning
Amber Gove, PhD, is focused on the development of the Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA), a system-level diagnostic for understanding students' foundation skills in reading. To date, EGRA has been used in more than 50 languages and countries to inform policy and improve instruction. Dr. Gove has more than a dozen years of experience collaborating with government education departments in project design and evaluation, research and data analysis, and policy dialogue. She is fluent in both Spanish and Portuguese and has worked closely with government counterparts in more than a dozen countries—most recently in Nicaragua and The Gambia—to design and implement complex education projects and to develop plans to track project progress. Her research and policy interests include improvement and measurement of student learning; education finance; conditional cash transfer programs; and factors affecting achievement, enrollment, and attendance.
Education
Certificate in Literacy Instruction (in progress), George Washington University; PhD, International Comparative Education, Stanford University School of Education; MA, Economics, Stanford University Department of Economics; MA, International Comparative Education, Stanford University School of Education; BA (with Distinction and Honors), International Relations, Stanford University.
Publications
Wagner, D.A., Lockheed, M., Mullis, I., Martin, M.O., Kanjee, A., Gove, A., et al. (Jan 2012)
Gove, A. & Wetterberg, A. (Eds.) (Sep 2011)
Gove, A., & Cvelich, P. (May 2011)
Gove, A. & Wetterberg, A. (Eds.) (Jan 2011)
Gove, A. & Wetterberg, A. (Eds.) (Jan 2011)
Expertise
- Education Research
- Education Policy
- Reform Policy
- Policy Dialogue, Planning, and Evaluation
News
- September 26, 2012
RTI International's Impact on Literacy Efforts Spotlighted at Capitol Key Events
– News Release
