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Development of an Integrated Word-Reading and Spelling Intervention for Middle School Students With Word-Level Reading Disabilities
The Principal Investigator (PI) will conduct a program of research for improving reading and spelling outcomes for adolescents with word-level reading difficulties or disabilities (WLRD) while participating in mentoring and training activities to develop expertise in iterative intervention development, models of word reading and spelling, and the development and dissemination of products with education stakeholders. Many adolescents, including those with learning disabilities, have significa...
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R324B230029
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Supporting Early Interventionists of Toddlers with Autism to Build Family Capacity
The purpose of this project was to develop and test a framework, Supporting Early Interventionists of Toddlers with Autism to Build Family Capacity (SEITA). SEITA was designed to assist early intervention providers (EIPs) in implementing the Building Interactive Social Communication (BISC) intervention by helping parents mediate social communication learning in toddlers with emerging signs of autism. Autism spectrum disorder is the fastest-growing developmental disability and recent improvem...
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R324A180083
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DAT-CROSS: Developing Assessments and Tools to Support the Teaching and Learning of Science Crosscutting Concepts
The purpose of this project is to develop and validate computer-based summative assessments that focus on the science crosscutting concepts of systems and system models and structure and function. Consistent with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), the assessments developed from this project will integrate these crosscutting concepts with two disciplinary core ideas (e.g. ecosystems or Earth systems), as well as science practices (e.g. developing and using models or engaging in ar...
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R305A170634
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An Experimental Design Evaluation of Full-Day Kindergarten
At the time of this study, full-day kindergarten was used increasingly as a strategy to address achievement gaps and promote early learning and school readiness. In this project, the researchers compared the academic results of full-day kindergarten with those of half-day kindergarten. Through this comparison, the researchers expected the results to show whether providing full-day kindergarten in two high-poverty schools improved academic performance and attendance rates and reduced special ...
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Award number:
R305F050256
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Joint Attention Mediated Learning Intervention for Toddlers with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Their Families
The prevalence of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) has grown dramatically in recent years, with advances in early identification now resulting in an influx of toddlers to the early intervention system. Although early intervention providers are required to implement evidence-based practices for this population, few models are available that target social communication, the core difficulty in ASD, at the preverbal stage when neurological development is most malleable. The proposed project direc...
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Award number:
R324A120291
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Testing the Effectiveness of CALM for High School Chemistry Students
To address the poor science achievement of high school students and to help reduce the achievement gap, high school science teachers need interventions that improve student learning in science. Unfortunately, there are few science interventions currently available to high school science teachers that have rigorous, scientifically based evidence of their impact on student's science achievement. Therefore, this study seeks to assess the efficacy of the Computer Assisted Learning Method (CALM),...
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Award number:
R305A090195
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Active Learning at Scale: Transforming Teaching and Learning via Large-Scale Learning Science and Generative AI
The purpose of this project is to create Active Learning at Scale (L@S), a flexible learning environment where postsecondary students can learn course content and practice their skills while on the go and in a variety of settings. Active L@S will expand access to evidence-based generative learning strategies (e.g., note taking, summarizing, self-explaining, question answering, and retrieval practice) for diverse students while also testing the boundaries and interactive factors that influenc...
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Award number:
R305T240035
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Building Interactive Social Communication for Toddlers with Autism in Community-Based Early Intervention Systems
This proposed research will examine the efficacy of Building Interactive Social Communication (BISC), an intervention framework that helps early intervention providers (EIPs) support families of toddlers with autism. Aimed at addressing emerging signs of autism during the developmentally malleable period of toddlerhood, BISC supports parent-mediated intervention with children that is delivered to families in person or virtually, and naturally integrates families' language and cultural prefer...
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Award number:
R324A230213
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The Canvas+Terracotta LMS-Based Experimental Education Research Platform
Schools have been increasing their adoption and use of online learning management systems, particularly so since the pandemic. Canvas is the most widely used learning management system (LMS) in the US, with over 7 million learners in higher education and 14 million learners in K-12 settings. Long gone are the days when the LMS was simply an administrative platform for gradebooks and file storage. Canvas has become the de facto environment for engaged online learning, ranging from discussions...
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Award number:
R305N210035
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Grounded and Transferable Knowledge of Complex Systems Using Computer Simulations
At the time of this project, considerable research suggested that students often did not spontaneously transfer what they learned when there were even superficial differences in learning situations. This research team believed that students could be taught in such a way as to allow them to transfer scientific principles across different areas. To determine how best to support this transfer of knowledge, this research team examined the relation between specific facts and details through which...
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Award number:
R305H050116
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