A PZer for two decades, Kirsten supports the office of Howard Gardner and advances the ongoing work of The Good Project.
PZ Work
Kirsten began her career with Project Zero as a summer intern in 2006, supporting the Project Zero Classroom, and joined the staff full-time after graduating from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2008.
Over the years, Kirsten has contributed to several research initiatives, including a study exploring how the goals and structure of a traditional four-year residential education might evolve for future generations as well as a more recent study of how educators use a set of lesson plans focused on "good work."
Fun Facts
PZ is near and dear to Kirsten’s heart, as she is the mom of three young and curious kids.
Kirsten's Projects and Publications
Kirsten's PZ Pick
The Good Project Value Sort is "an incredible tool for understanding yourself and what is most important to you, but also for understanding the perspectives of others and why they might see things in a very different light, or come to very different conclusions."