Education

Kim Storey received her doctorate from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, specializing in child development and the design and research of children’s educational media. As an undergraduate at Hampshire College in Amherst, MA, she concentrated in child development and anthropology.

Educational Television

Dr. Storey served as Director of Educational Research at WGBH Educational Foundation. For nearly ten years, she was responsible for developing and managing educational television, video, and technology projects for children and adults, including:

• Discovering Psychology An award-winning, nationally broadcast 26-part television course
• New Initiatives in Children’s Television A national conference bringing together television industry leaders, public policy makers, and corporate executives
• NOVA Teacher’s Guides, Living Planet Viewer’s Guides and other curriculum resources to accompany broadcast productions
• Seeing the Unseen An innovative interactive science videodisc developed in partnership with Harvard Educational Technology Center

Media Design and Research

• Children’s Television Workshop, New York, NY
Sesame Street, The Electric Company, and 3-2-1 Contact
• Boston Children’s Zoo, Boston, MA
Festivals Around the World, a special exhibit with activity booklets
• Agency for Instructional Technology, Bloomington, IN
On the Level, a multimedia teenage health course
• American Institutes for Research, Cambridge, MA
Feeling Free, a national television series promoting children’s understanding of people with disabilities
• Firefly Films, Newton, MA
• Research Communications Ltd., Norwood, MA
• Kurzweil Education Systems, Waltham, MA
• Rob Stegman Productions, Needham, MA
• Sarson Productions, Inc., New York, NY
• Research Communications, Inc., Chestnut Hill, MA
• WNET-TV/Thirteen, New York, NY
• National Public Radio, Washington, D.C.
• Southwest Texas Public Broadcasting Council, Austin, TX
• Center for Independent Living
Keys to Introducing Disabilities in Schools, Berkeley, CA

Recent Publications

Bullying Prevention: A guide for school personnel and parents, Boston Public Schools, Education Development Center, Inc., 2011.

Bullying Prevention: A guide for parents of students with disabilities, Boston Public Schools, Education Development Center, Inc., 2011.

Bullying Prevention: A guide for the Individualized Education Program (IEP), Boston Public Schools, Education Development Center, Inc., 2011.

Embedding Bullying Prevention in Core Curriculum: A teacher's guide K-12, Boston Public Schools, Education Development Center, Inc., 2011.

Saturdays for Success Program Guide: A Bullying intervention and prevention program for students, Boston Public Schools, Education Development Center, Inc., 2011.

Preschoolers Learn the Wonders of Science. KQED’s Mind/Shift: How we will learn, October 27, 2010:  http://mindshift.kqed.org/2010/10/preschoolers-learn-the-wonders-of-science/#more-3280

Counselors, campers need effective strategies. Letter to the Editor, Boston Sunday Globe, August 15, 2010.

Eyes on Bullying: What YOU Can Do to Prevent and Stop Bullying at Camp. Camping Magazine, American Camp Association, May 1, 2010.

Preventing Bullying at Summer Camp, Newton Safe Schools/Healthy Students Newsletter, June 15, 2009.

Psychologist's Attempt to Help Was Misguided. Letter to the Editor, Boston Globe, April 27, 2009.

Bystanders Only Enable the Culture of Bullying. Op-Ed, Boston Herald, April 20, 2009.

Eyes on Bullying: What Can You Do? A toolkit to prevent bullying in children's lives, 2008.