Archive for the 'Research and Evaluation'

State department educational policy advocacy: “Evidence-based” or puffery?

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Text complexity in the early grades: Shooting ourselves in the foot?

Share on Tumblr Here are some quotes from the most recent issue of Educational Researcher...
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5 videos on connected learning from the Digital Media and Learning Research Hub [VIDEOS]

Share on Tumblr Here are four very powerful videos from the Digital Media and Learning Research Hub...
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Publishing in a print journal is only minimally ‘public’

Share on Tumblr Let’s face it. “Publishing” one’s work in a print journal...
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Parents believe that technology can improve students’ learning

Share on Tumblr research from the CEA showed that three-quarters of U.S. parents of students in...
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When children are simply taught

Share on Tumblr studies have found that when children are simply taught, they don’t explore and...
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“Time on task” is less important for higher-level understanding and creativity

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Teachers are only part of the student learning equation

Share on Tumblr Here’s a slightly-modified version of a comment I left over at The Des Moines...
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About those PISA scores…

Share on Tumblr Here are PISA scores for 15-year-olds as typically presented by politicians. When...
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What does the research say about school one-to-one computing initiatives?

Share on Tumblr Today’s resource is a re-issue of an older version. Last November we...
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