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Eunsoo Cho

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Eunsoo Cho is an Associate Professor in the Special Education and Educational Psychology/Educational Technology programs at Michigan State University. She received Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University and previously worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk at the University of Texas at Austin. Her research aims to understand cognitive, motivational, and contextual predictors of literacy development, particularly in students at risk for reading difficulties. She leverages such knowledge to develop literacy assessments and interventions for students with reading difficulties and English learners. She serves as a principal investigator (PI) of an IES grant developing reading instruction that interleaves instructional practices to support a growth mindset for students with reading difficulties in upper elementary grades. She is also a co-PI on an IES-funded project (PI: Truckenmiller) to develop a web-based writing assessment tool that connects the scores to research-based writing instruction. She currently serves as associate editor of the Journal of Learning Disabilities and the British Journal of Educational Psychology. She serves on five other editorial boards, including the Journal of Educational Psychology and Annals of Dyslexia.

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FY2023

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2023 About Page - About IES, NCER, NCSER and Co-Chairs
Grant

Project i-SMART: Intervention to Support Mindset and Reading Together

The purpose of this project is to develop and evaluate an intensive, supplemental reading intervention (i-SMART) that embeds growth mindset supports to improve reading and motivational outcomes for students with significant reading difficulties (RD) in the middle grades (Grades 4-5), including those with learning disabilities (LD). Reading interventions for students in middle grades yield smaller effects than those in primary grades. One possible reason why existing reading interventions sho...
Federal funding program:
Special Education Research Grants
Award number:
R324A230242
Grant

Writing Architect: A Web-based Tool for Adapting Writing Instruction to Meet Students' Needs

The purpose of this project is to develop a tool, the Writing Architect, that will assist teachers in connecting evidence-based writing instruction with students' needs as identified in a digital classroom written composition assessment. The goal is to improve late elementary students' written composition in response to text (informational writing) and to use assessment results more effectively for instructional purposes.
Federal funding program:
Education Research Grants
Award number:
R305A210061
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