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Developing & Testing Real-time Assessment & Scaffolding for Mathematics Use & Modeling During Science Inquiry

The research team will develop web-based activities that use simulations and representational tools to automatically score two Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) high school physical science practices, mathematics use and modeling, and provide students scaffolding as they conduct inquiry to help them learn these practices. These practices are critical to high school STEM courses since mathematics is a critical barrier for many students.
Federal funding program:
Education Research Grants
Award number:
R305A210432
Grant

Serving Students Experiencing Homelessness in the Camden City School District

Students who experience homelessness are at risk for poor educational functioning, poor achievement, and poor attainment. To mitigate these risks, school districts are required to identify and provide services to students experiencing homelessness. However, it is often difficult for districts to determine whether and to what extent they are overlooking homeless students who should receive services. The purpose of this partnership is to help the Camden City School District (CCSD) improve thei...
Federal funding program:
Partnerships and Collaborations Focused on Problems of Practice or Policy
Award number:
R305H190067
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Efficacy of Paraprofessional Behavior Support Coaching for Elementary School Students with Externalizing Behavior Disorders

The purpose of this project is to test the efficacy of the Behavior Support Coaching for Paraprofessionals (BSC-P) model for improving classroom intervention practices and behavioral and academic outcomes for elementary school students with or at risk for externalizing behavior disorders. Although paraprofessionals play a substantial role in providing classroom-based behavioral interventions for students, they often receive very little training or job-embedded support in behavior management....
Federal funding program:
Special Education Research Grants
Award number:
R324A170069
Grant

Interactive Virtual Training (IVT) for Early Career Teachers in High Poverty Schools

In this study, researchers will create and test Interactive Virtual Training (IVT), a video game technology in which early career teachers can hone their classroom management skills in a virtual classroom. Difficulty managing classrooms and engaging learners are two of the strongest predictors of attrition from the profession of teaching for those early in their careers. This project builds on a recently completed IES Development and Innovation study, Enhancing Effectiveness and Connectednes...
Federal funding program:
Education Research Grants
Award number:
R305A150166
Grant

Development of the Annual State of Preschool Report and Necessary Supporting Data

A wide body of literature over decades of study indicates high-quality early childhood education programs can have long-term benefits for children, their families, and society. The "State of Preschool" report makes a significant contribution to the field of early childhood research, allowing policymakers, practitioners, scholars, reporters, and parents to observe trends in the funding, standards, and provision of state of early childhood programs nationwide. The goal of the report "is to col...
Federal funding program:
Unsolicited
Award number:
R305U150004
Grant

Improving the Science Performance of Students with Learning Disabilities Through Strategic Note-taking

Secondary students with disabilities continue to receive science instruction in mainstream settings where the predominant mode of instruction involves students listening and taking notes. Despite increases in the number of students being included in regular education classes, most students with disabilities have difficulty in content areas such as science. Students with disabilities often lack the necessary note-taking skills (e.g., they typically record fewer total notes and fewer importan...
Federal funding program:
Special Education Research Grants
Award number:
R324A120409
Grant

Systems and Cycles: Using Structure-Behavior-Function Thinking as a Conceptual Tool for Understanding Complex Natural Systems in Middle School Science

Complex systems are an important part of the world that we live in and, as such, are recognized as a key concept in national and local science standards. One promising approach for promoting student understanding of complex systems is Structure-Behavior-Function thinking. A Structure-Behavior-Function model of a system explicitly represents the configuration of components and connections (structure), the visible output (functions), and the internal causal processes (behaviors) of the system....
Federal funding program:
Education Research Grants
Award number:
R305A090210
Grant

Development and Validation of a Teacher Progress Monitoring Scale for Elementary School Teachers

Although a number of well-validated and widely-disseminated measures of child classroom behavior exist, there is currently no widely-available, reliable, valid, and brief teacher progress monitoring scale that assesses educators' practices and responses to students' behavior in school. Given the high costs of special education and the loss of critical academic instruction time if classroom management procedures are inefficient, a mechanism for identifying relevant teacher behaviors that can...
Federal funding program:
Education Research Grants
Award number:
R305A080337
Grant

NAEP Proficiency and Skill Profile Comparisons at the State Level

this project will use a cognitive diagnosis approach to unravel the inherent multidimensionality of the NAEP assessment.
Federal funding program:
NAEP Secondary Analysis Grant
Award number:
R902B050007
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