New in Educational Researcher

"Contrary to much of the existing literature, we find virtually no support for the existence of grade inflation in secondary or postsecondary education."

-- Is the Sky Falling? Grade Inflation and the Signaling Power of Grades, Evangeleen Pattison, Eric Grodsky, and Chandra Muller, Educational Researcher, May 9, 2013

Related media coverage: Missing the (Grade) Point, Inside Higher Ed
From the previous issue: Special Section of Educational Researcher Tackles Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin

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2013 Annual Meeting
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AERA to Launch Open Access Research Journal

With the launch of AERA Open, AERA will be one of the first societies in the social sciences to introduce an open access journal.
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AERA to Co-Sponsor May 23 Capitol Hill Briefing on Benefits of IES Research
 

On Thursday, May 23, 12:00-1:30 p.m., IES Director John Easton and several leading scholars will discuss the significance of IES research on STEM education, and demonstrate how advances in education research can improve student achievement.
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Meet the 2013 AERA Fellows
 
   
     
 
News & Events
  
More than 15,500 Attend Annual Meeting in San Francisco
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AERA Exec. Dir. Comments on Federal Open Access Policies
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AERA Continues to Defend Federal Role in Basic Research
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AERA-MET Dissertation Fellowship to Launch
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Nominating Committee Seeks Recommendations
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