David Stuit
Associated IES Content
Grant
Equitable Rostering Solution: A Project on Evidence-Based Teacher-Student Assignment
Equitable Rostering Solution (ERS) is a computerized student-teacher rostering tool intended to optimize the match between student and teacher by using profiles of both student and teacher needs and strengths. The research team will further develop ERS and validate its ability to: (a) increase student equity in access to effective instruction; (b) reduce opportunity and achievement gaps between high and low-performing students; (c) improve all students' academic achievement and growth; and (...
Federal funding program:
Award number:
R305A210356
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Descriptive Study
Using High School Data to Predict College Success in Palau
The Palau Ministry of Education and Palau Community College are aligning their education systems to better prepare students for college. Research on the high school academic preparation variables that predict college success is limited for students in Palau. Using data from Palau's Ministry of Education and Palau Community College, this study examined factors that predict early community college success and college completion. The study found that 60 percent of Palau High School graduates who...
Jan 01, 2021
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Descriptive Study
Identifying early warning indicators in three Ohio school districts
In partnership with the Midwest Dropout Prevention Research Alliance the study team used student-level data and a five-step process to identify the most accurate indicators of students' failure to graduate from high school on time. Student-level data came from attendance records, transcripts, and discipline records of grade 8 and 9 students in three Ohio school districts. The study found that the most accurate early warning indicators of students being off track for graduating on time vary by...
Jul 01, 2016
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Descriptive Study
The Utility of Teacher and Student Surveys in Principal Evaluations: An Empirical Investigation
This study examined whether adding student and teacher survey measures to existing principal evaluation measures increases the overall power of the principal evaluation model to explain variation in student achievement across schools. The study was conducted using data from 2011-12 on 39 elementary and secondary schools within a midsize urban school district in the Midwest. The research team used the results of the district's Tripod student and teacher surveys to construct six school-level me...
Nov 01, 2014
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Descriptive Study
Comparing Estimates of Teacher Value-Added Based on Criterion- and Norm-Referenced Tests
Recent changes to state laws on accountability have prompted school districts to design teacher performance evaluation systems that incorporate student achievement (student growth) as a major component. As a consequence, some states and districts are considering teacher value-added models as part of teacher performance evaluations. Value-added models use statistical techniques to estimate teachers' (or schools') contributions to growth in student achievement over time. Designers of new perfor...
Jan 01, 2014
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Experimental Education Research Training (ExpERT)
The ExpERT predoctoral training program aimed to train education scientists to conduct randomized field experiments of theory-based interventions and approaches to enhance student learning in educational settings.
Federal funding program:
Award number:
R305B040110