Douglas Clements
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Integrated, Intelligent, and Interactive Technologies Building Young Children's Math Along Learning Trajectories
Integrated, Intelligent, and Interactive Technologies Building Young Children's Math Along Learning Trajectories
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R305A220102
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The Evolution of Learning Strategies as Indicators of Intervention Efficacy
Children's ability to answer assessment questions correctly paints an incomplete portrait of what they know and can do, yet it remains a common basis for program evaluation. Researchers should study the development of competences by observing the ways children approach and make sense of problems, and how they learn to develop, apply, and generalize problem-solving strategies over time, from one type of problem to the next. This project has two goals. First, the research team will determine h...
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R305A200100
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Evaluating the Efficacy of an Interdisciplinary Preschool Curriculum (EPIC)
This project will evaluate the efficacy of a new comprehensive interdisciplinary curriculum, Connect4Learning (C4L). Although the importance of all young children gaining competence in four core curricular domains-social-emotional, language and literacy, mathematics, and science-is well established, research results on the efficacy of comprehensive curricula is dismal, with no measurable effects in comparative studies and near zero effect sizes for the most commonly-used preschool curricula....
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R305A190395
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Evaluating the Efficacy of Learning Trajectories in Early Mathematics
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the efficacy of using a learning trajectories approach to mathematics instruction to foster the development of early mathematics skills which are predictive of later school achievement. A learning trajectories approach includes a goal for teaching a mathematics concept, a developmental progression of levels of thinking about the concept, and instructional activities and content for each developmental level. Although research has shown that educational...
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R305A150243
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Increasing the Efficacy of An Early Mathematics Curriculum with Scaffolding Designed to Promote Self-Regulation
Preschoolers who live in poverty typically show lower math achievement and often are identified as having greater problems with self-regulation than their middle-class peers. Focused prekindergarten interventions can result in dramatic increases in both mathematics achievement and self-regulation. Unfortunately, there is little research regarding whether such approaches can be combined effectively in the classroom. The purpose of this project is to examine the efficacy of a preschool inte...
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Award number:
R305A080700
PI Meeting
2011 Principal Investigators Conference: September 7, 2011
The National Center for Education Research (NCER), in the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences (IES), sponsored a 1-day IES Principal Investigators (PI) Meeting on September 7, 2011. The PI meeting included grantees from various research grant topic areas and provided opportunities for focused discussions on topics of general interest for investigators as they complete project activities.
Sep 07, 2011
12:00AM - 11:59PM EDT
Grant
Longitudinal Study of a Successful Scaling-Up Project: Extending TRIAD
Some research has indicated that early childhood interventions have lasting effects, while other research suggests that the effects of early childhood interventions diminish over time. This mixed evidence base warrants further research on the sustainability of early childhood interventions and the need to identify elements of continued support necessary for preserving initial gains from early childhood interventions. To that end, the researchers will assess the long-term effectiveness of the...
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Award number:
R305A120813
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Scaling Up TRIAD: Teaching Early Mathematics for Understanding with Trajectories and Technologies
In this project, the research team evaluated a large-scale implementation of the TRIAD mathematics intervention in both diverse geographical areas and student populations. Prior research showed that focused pre-K math interventions improved student learning in math under limited conditions, but no large-scale research had been done at the time of the project.
Federal funding program:
Award number:
R305K050157
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