Program Details
Grant Program: | Early Career Development and Mentoring |
Contact: |
Dr. Katherine Taylor (202) 245-6716 Katherine.Taylor@ed.gov |
Description: | REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS: PURPOSE Large numbers of retirements among special education faculty have been anticipated, leading the way for a new generation of early career scholars and scientists to become the primary producers of special education and early intervention research. NCSER established this training program to help new graduates and young investigators transition into these faculty and research positions. More specifically, the Early Career program was developed to prepare scientists to collaborate with education stakeholders to develop and evaluate new products (e.g., curricula, programs, services, interventions) and instructional approaches that are grounded in a science of learning, design and validate assessments, and address applied research problems in special education or early intervention using sophisticated methods and statistical analyses. The program provides support for an integrated research and career development plan, including mentorship, for investigators in the early stages of their academic careers who have established an interest in special education research, with the ultimate aim of launching independent research careers focused on infants, toddlers, children, and youth with or at risk for disabilities. PORTFOLIO SUMMARY Early Career Development and Mentoring in Special Education RELATED EARLY CAREER PROGRAM |
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