Annual Meeting

 2013 Annual Meeting
San Francisco, California
April 27 - May 1, 2013

Theme: Education and Poverty: Theory, Research, 
Policy and Praxis 
   

   

 Dates for open submission for the 2013 Annual Meeting are: June 1 – July 22nd, 2012


2012 Annual Meeting 
 
 
 
News & Events


Stephen W. Raudenbush was elected to the National Academy of Sciences for distinguished and continuing achievements in original research. In 2008 he presented the AERA Brown Lecture.

AERA to File Amicus Brief  

AERA Comments on Expert Panel Report on
NAEP Background Questions: An Underused  
National Resource

2012 Science & Engineering Festival

AERA launches New Initiative
Education Research Service Projects (ERSP), 
 
 
Education Research
Education research is a field of inquiry aimed at advancing knowledge of education and learning processes and development of the tools and methods necessary to support this endeavor. The unifying purpose for education research is to build cumulative and sound knowledge about human and social process of fundamental significance to individuals, to groups, and to the larger society.
 
 
 
Research Policy & Advocacy

AERA seeks to foster sound policies and investments regarding education research, STEM education, and the protection of human subjects.  
 
 
 
Publications
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Research on Schools, Neighborhoods, and Communities: Toward Civic Responsibility
 

Studying Diversity in Teacher Education
  More Books
 
     
 
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NCES Commissioner 
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