Klint Kanopka is an Assistant Professor of Applied Statistics at NYU with nine years of experience bridging education, measurement, and machine learning. Trained at Stanford (PhD in Education and an MS in Computer Science), he combines psychometrics, neural networks, and network methods to advance educational measurement and data-driven policy. His background as a physics teacher and curriculum developer in Philadelphia informs a pragmatic, classroom-aware approach to research—he has rewritten district curricula and built maker spaces that scaled student opportunities. Prior roles at ETS and as a Stanford graduate researcher reflect hands-on work translating complex models into assessment tools and research. Known for integrating rigorous statistical methods with practical educational interventions, he brings both deep technical skill and a practitioner’s sense of what improves learning outcomes.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
MS, Instruction, MS, Instruction at Drexel University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, EDUCATION, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, EDUCATION at Stanford University
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Klint Kanopka - Assistant Professor Of Applied Statistics