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An Adaptive Testing System for Diagnosing Sources of Mathematics Difficulties

Current standards-based state accountability tests typically find that many students do not meet proficiency standards. However, state accountability tests cannot pinpoint specific sources of students' difficulties so that differentiated instruction may be given to remedy the difficulties. The purpose of this project was to build an online and on-demand adaptive assessment system to diagnose sources of students' mathematics difficulties and deficits that are linked to state standards-based a...
Federal funding program:
Education Research Grants
Award number:
R305A100234
Grant

SmartSign: Learning Sign Language via Mobile Phone

Almost 95 percent of deaf children are born to hearing parents who may not know sign language or who have low levels of proficiency in sign language. Although 75 percent of hearing parents eventually decide to use sign language with their deaf child, they typically struggle to learn a second language in a visual modality. The deaf children of hearing parents remain significantly delayed in language development throughout their lives when compared to hearing children or deaf children of deaf ...
Federal funding program:
Special Education Research Grants
Award number:
R324A100080
Grant

CopyCat: Learning Through Signing

A majority of deaf children of hearing parents remain significantly delayed in language development throughout their lives when compared to hearing children or deaf children of deaf parents. Due to these delays in language development, deaf children of hearing parents are at considerable risk for poor educational outcomes. The development and evaluation of effective interventions that will promote the development of language skills in deaf children of hearing parents are needed.
Federal funding program:
Special Education Research Grants
Award number:
R324A070196
External Person

Audrey J. Leroux

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