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AERA Early Career Award (2010) Lecture:
Guofang Li
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Re-Imagining Researcher-Practitioner
Partnerships: The Regional Educational
Laboratories
The Regional Educational Laboratories
(RELs) have long been charged with
responding to regional education needs,
but the newest generation of RELs will
conduct their work in a new way: through
sustained partnerships between researchers
and education practitioners. Read more
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AERA Distinguished Lecture:
Jo-Ann Archibald
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Interdisciplinary and Cross-Cultural
Investigations Into Cognitive and
Motivational Underpinnings of
Mathematical Development
Understanding what causes variation in
mathematical ability is a crucial step toward
raising students’ achievement and interest in
the field and decreasing mathematical disability.
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The Wallace Foundation Distinguished Lecture:
William T. Trent
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The Development of P–20 Common
Education Data Standards (CEDS) To
Advance Education Research and Policy
In February 2012, the National Center for
Education Statistics (NCES) released
Version 2 of the Common Education Data
Standards (CEDS).
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AERA Guest Educators
AERA invites guest educators from the host city each year to experience a day at the Annual Meeting.
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K–12 Student Success: Complexity in Mathematics and Science Education Research
This symposium highlights research being conducted by several National Science Foundation Math and Science Partnership projects.
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National Science Foundation Priorities
and Trajectories for Research Advancement:
Leadership, Wisdom, and Perspectives
Science leaders join top education researchesrs
to examine national science foundation priorities
and trajectories for research advancement.
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Interview with Joan Ferrini-Mundy
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A Public Hearing on the Gordon Commission on the Future of Assessment in Education
The Gordon Commission on the Future of Assessment in K–12 Education is a two-year study group whose members are thought leaders and innovators in academia, research, and policy. Read more
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Whither Opportunity? The American Dream,
Then and Now: Examining the Relationship
Between Increasing Economic Inequality, Schools,
and Children's Life Chances
Deborah Loewenberg Ball, Dean of the School of Education at the University of Michigan, addressed
the issue of teaching K-12 mathematics in a presentation entitiled "Mathematical Work of
Teaching as Content in Mathematics Teacher Education" at the 2012 AERA Annual Meeting.
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Games for Learning: An Evidence-Based Approach
Rich Mayer addressed the topic of “Games for Learning: An Evidenced Based Approach.
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To Know Is Not Enough: Commissioned Essay Writers Saturday (Coffee)
Top Education Researchers Present Their Essays
on Critical Issues Related to the AERA Annual Meeting Theme: “To Know Is Not Enough”
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