Research Studies Of The Week
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Category: research studies
Study Finds Even “Lightly Trained” Tutors Can Have Major Impact On Student Learning
It hasn’t gained any political traction, but education researchers have been...
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Ed Tech Digest
Nine years ago, in another somewhat futile attempt to reduce the backlog of resources I...
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This Week’s “Round-Up” Of Useful Posts & Articles On Ed Policy Issues
Here are some recent useful posts and articles on educational policy issues (You might also...
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Study Suggests That Women May Not Have Positive Experiences When They Are In Small Groups That Have More Men
Does Minority Status Drive Women out of Male-Dominated Fields? is a study that just came...
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Depressing Statistic Of The Day That Is No Surprise: 79% Of Teachers Are White
Race and Ethnicity of Public School Teachers and Their Students is a new report from The...
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New Study Finds That Additional Social Studies Instruction Leads To Better Reading Comprehension
A new study from the Fordham Institute finds that schools get a bigger bang for...
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New Study Finds That Teacher Leadership Results In Improved Learning For Students
Echoing previous studies highlighted in The Best Posts, Articles & Videos On “Teacher...
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A Good Reminder Of “The Progress Principle’s” Value During COVID-19
I’ve often written about the work of Teresa Amabile, who’s research developed...
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Interesting: Study Finds That “Student-Centered” Activities Better Than “Teacher-Centered” Ones – Except When It Comes To Pacing
Countless studies have found that “student-centered” instruction can be much...
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Scary Statistic Of The Day: Counties Where Lynchings Took Place In The Past Paddle Black Students Now
Where Lynching Terrorized Black Americans, Corporal Punishment In Schools Lives On in the...
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Wow, This Seems Like The Mother Lode Of All Education Research Papers
There are lots of studies and articles out their with recommendations about what we should...
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