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FY2017

Reading, Writing, and Language Development FY2022

FY2018

Reading, Writing, and Language Development FY2018

FY2019

Reading, Writing, and Language Development FY2019

FY2010 IES Peer Reviewers

FY2010 IES Research Peer Review Panel
Grant

Reading for Understanding Across Grades 6 through 12: Evidence-Based Argumentation for Disciplinary Learning

Project READI (Reading, Evidence, and Argumentation in Disciplinary Instruction) defines reading for understanding in adolescence as the ability to engage in evidence-based argumentation across multiple texts and supports its learning in three disciplines: history, science, and English literature. Disciplinary literacy involves complex critical analysis processes as well as close attention to text. The research team proposes a model that captures these processes while attending to the psycho...
Federal funding program:
Reading for Understanding Research Initiative
Award number:
R305F100007

FY2008 IES Peer Reviewers

FY2008 IES Research Peer Review Panel

FY2006 IES Peer Reviewers

FY2006 IES Peer Reviewers
Grant

Creating a Usable Environment to Teach Argument Comprehension and Production Skills

In earlier work, this research team found significant deficits in college students' ability to comprehend, evaluate, and produce arguments. Argumentation is a central component of social and personal decision-making, as well as a fundamental skill required by many postsecondary class assignments and by entrance exams to graduate-level education (e.g., SAT, LSAT, and GRE). However, many postsecondary students leave high school unable to comprehend or write arguments. The researchers' previous...
Federal funding program:
Education Research Grants
Award number:
R305H050133
Grant

Improving Students' Comprehension and Construction of Arguments

In this study, the researchers aimed to understand how undergraduate students identify, represent, and construct both simple and complex arguments.
Federal funding program:
Education Research Grants
Award number:
R305H020039
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