Media coverage of AERA and AERA-published research
In Math, Teachers' Unconscious Biases May Be More Subtle Than You Think Education Week, December 13, 2019
Researchers: Stop Using EdTPA Scores in Teacher-Certification Decisions Education Week, December 10, 2019
Study on Campus Carry Legislation Inside Higher Ed, November 27, 2019
Survey: Most educators find research hard to access Education Dive, November 21, 2019
Brooklyn makes progress desegregating middle schools Education Dive, November 18, 2019
Study: Summer school for EL students could boost 4-year graduation rates Education Dive, November 11, 2019
Do charter schools increase socioeconomic segregation? Seattle Times, November 6, 2019
Study: Personalized, Data-driven, Text-Based Interventions Improve Student Outcomes College Access.org, November 4, 2019
'Two sides of the same coin': Stanford study shows link between achievement gap and racial disparities in school discipline Palo Alto Online, October 30, 2019
Text Reminders Boost FAFSA Filing Rate Politico "Morning Education," October 29, 2019
When does financial aid nudging work for high school seniors? University Business, October 29, 2019
Counselor nudges increase number of FAFSA applications Education Dive, October 29, 2019
School secession movement drives re-segregation Facing South, October 25, 2019
Study: Racial Discipline Disparities and Academic Achievement Gaps are Connected Diverse Issues, October 18, 2019
Black-White Achievement Gaps Go Hand in Hand With Discipline Disparities Education Week, October 16, 2019
Study: Black-white discipline gap predicts achievement disparities Education Dive, October 16, 2019
New study finds correlation between achievement, discipline gaps between white, black students WDRB, October 16, 2019
Study shows connection between racial achievement gaps and suspension rates WAVE, October 16, 2019
The School Secession Movement Is Growing. That’s Bad News for Integration. The New Republic, October 15, 2019
Amid limited research, educators find success with flipped classroom model Education Dive, October 9, 2019
For English-Learners to Excel, More Collaboration Needed, Researcher Argues Education Week, October 8, 2019
Why Is Middle School So Hard for So Many People? The Atlantic, October 7, 2019
Can Standardized Tests Predict Adult Success? What the Research Says Education Week, October 6, 2019
The Child Is Made to Study Far, Far Beyond His Physical Strength Slate, October 4, 2019
Scholars Examine Segregation of Latino K-12 Students Diverse Issues in Higher Education, October 3, 2019
Have Lawmakers Learned Anything From the Great Recession? NEA Today, October 3, 2019
Education: Researchers find full-day pre-K beats half-day The Fort Morgan Times, October 3, 2019
Did the Recession Hurt Test Scores? A New Study Says, Yes. By A Lot. Education Week, September 25, 2019
Study: Recession cuts came at expense of achievement Education Dive, September 25, 2019
Study: Spending Cuts During Recession Hurt Student Achievement Politico "Morning Education," September 25, 2019
As schools diversify, principals remain mostly white — and 5 other things we learned this summer about America’s school leaders LA School Report, September 16, 2019
Study: Neighborhood conditions can impact pre-K effectiveness Education Dive, September 16, 2019
Smaller communities are “seceding” from larger school districts. It’s accelerating school segregation. Vox, September 6, 2019
The new school segregation, assessing ed tech, fighting for special ed: What Education Lab is reading The Seattle Times, September 6, 2019
The new face of racial segregation: School "secession" CBS News, September 5, 2019
Report: Students ready for complex civic conversations, nuanced instruction Education Dive, September 4, 2019
What Students Write to the President Sheds Light on Their Civics Learning Education Week, September 4, 2019
Study: 'Splinter' districts increase school segregation in the South Education Dive, September 4, 2019
Research Roundup, Chalkbeat, September 4, 2019
Study Finds Carving Up School Districts Worsens Segregation The Associated Press, September 4, 2019 (Story ran in the New York Times, NBC News, and elsewhere.)
School District Secessions Accelerate School Segregation U.S. News & World Report, September 4, 2019
What Happens When Communities Create Their Own New, Whiter School Districts The Huffington Post, September 4, 2019
Racial Segregation Grows as Southern Communities Splinter Into New Districts Education Week, September 4, 2019
Secessions Have Heightened the Racial Divide Between Southern School Districts, New Research Shows The 74 Million, September 4, 2019
When School Districts Secede Politico "Morning Education," September 4, 2019 Why It’s Time to Re-think Bloomberg Era Gifted & Talented Admissions in New York City Gotham Gazette, September 4, 2019
Esther Cepeda: America's racial injustice didn't start with Trump (Washington Post Writers Group syndicated column) Newsday, August 26, 2019
A 'One-Size-Fits-All' Approach to English-Learner Education Won't Work. Here's Why Education Week, August 15, 2019
3 great back-to-school story ideas (with research to get you started!) Journalist's Resource, August 13, 2019
Researchers: Book studies allow more teacher voice in PD Education Dive, August 13, 2019
Schools increasingly underfunded as state funding demand grows, study finds Education Dive, August 13, 2019
Pre-to-3: New center to track state policies on infants and toddlers Education Dive, August 9, 2019
School Segregation Worsens for Latino Children Compared with a Generation Ago Black Press USA, August 6, 2019
The Racial Gap in Student Debt for Graduates of State Universities in Texas The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, August 5, 2019
With Budget Deal Passed, Congress Hits the Road until September Ed Prep Matters, August 5, 2019
A study of Latino students reveals two sides of the segregation debate The Hechinger Report, August 5, 2019
Study Up Politico New York Education, July 31, 2019
Latinos Are Increasingly Segregated In Southern California Schools Southern California Public Radio, July 31, 2019
For Latino School Kids, Racial Segregation Is Getting Worse. But Economic Integration Is Rising LAist, July 31, 2019
Texas’ Top 10% automatic admission rule for state schools isn’t making student populations more diverse, study says KXAN TV, July 30, 2019
The segregation of Latino schoolchildren: The bad — and a dash of good — news The Washington Post, July 30, 2019
Paper: Race Connected to Student Borrowing Trends Inside Higher Ed, July 30, 2019
Study: Latino children attending more racially isolated elementary schools Education Dive, July 30, 2019
Report Roundup Politico "Morning Education," July 30, 2019
Segregation of Latino Students from White Peers Increased Over a Generation, Study Finds Education Week, July 30, 2019
Augusta-area schools show improvement on Georgia Milestones scores The Augusta Chronicle, July 26, 2019
How's Your Local Head Start Performing? Sampling Classrooms May Not Be Enough Education Week, July 18, 2019
Head Start quality varies across classrooms, study shows Education Dive, July 18, 2019
Strenuous regulation of ECEC may mean individual quality is overlooked, study finds The Sector, July 17, 2019
Texas’ Top 10% College Admissions Rule Doesn’t Do Much, Study Shows Dallas Observer, July 15, 2019 Hispanic student enrollment decreases after ICE and police partnership Univision, July 12, 2019
Robots Are Teaching Language Skills, But Are They Any Good? Education Week, July 8, 2019
Texas 10% policy didn’t expand number of high schools feeding students to top universities The Hechinger Report, July 8, 2019
Government Cooperation on Immigration Enforcement Means Fewer Hispanic Students U.S. News & World Report, July 8, 2019
For High-Performing, Low-Income Students, Taking a College Admission Test for Free Could Be a Game-Changer Education Week, June 25, 2019
New study: Students ready for college miss key step of taking admissions test The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 25, 2019
Study: Universal SAT testing in Virginia would identify more prospective students for major universities The Washington Post, June 25, 2019
Calculating faculty bias against conservative students The Hechinger Report, June 24, 2019
As classrooms grow more diverse, equity training shows teachers have a lot to learn The Kansas City Star, June 23, 2019
Study: Socioeconomic-based integration changes 'schooling contexts' for black students Education Dive, June 18, 2019
The paradox of working while in college The Hechinger Report, June 17, 2019 Researchers: Ed Dept's 'blanket approval' of ESSA plans signals shift in federal-state relationships Education Dive, June 13, 2019 San Antonio an epicenter of newfound appreciation for Mexican American Studies San Antoni0 Express-News, June 13, 2019
Schools' Racial Makeup Can Sway Disability Diagnoses Education Week, June 11, 2019
Spotlight on Texas' Affirmative Action Program Politico "Morning Education," May 28, 2019
How school segregation affects whether a black student gets labeled as having a disability Chalkbeat, May 28, 2019
Report Roundup Politico "Morning Education," May 24, 2019
Teachers Often Experience 'Moral Injury' on the Job, Study Finds Education Week, May 23, 2019 65 Years After 'Brown v. Board,' Where Are All the Black Educators? Education Week, May 14, 2019 New Study Highlights How Divisive Political Rhetoric Can Seep Into America’s Schools, Prompting Heightened Bullying The 74 Million, May 13, 2019 Still too few Black female academics hold professorships University World News, May 11, 2019 When It Comes to College, High School Grades Reveal More Than Just Academics Education Week, May 7, 2019
The science divide: Why do Latino and black students leave STEM majors at higher rates? The Washington Post, May 3, 2019
Two key questions about how New York City admits students into its elite public schools The Washington Post, May 1, 2019
US 8th-graders show growth in tech, engineering skills Education Dive, April 30, 2019
Is there a trade-off between racial diversity and academic excellence in gifted classrooms? The Hechinger Report, April 29, 2019
Editorial: Higher-ed tech debate asks the wrong questions The Ithacan, April 25, 2019
11 Semifinalists, 4 Finalists: 0 Women Inside Higher Ed, April 24, 2019
Study: Paper Reading More Effective Than Screen Reading Voice of America, April 16, 2019
Gifted classes may not help talented students move ahead faster The Hechinger Report, April 15, 2019
4 Ways Schools Help or Hinder Gifted Students Education Week, April 15, 2019
Are Students Socially Connected? Check Their Dining-Hall-Swipe Data Chronicle of Higher Education, April 9, 2019
Two Ways to Add 'Computational Thinking' to Middle School Science Education Week, April 9, 2019
Can Learning Analytics Improve Learning? Researchers Discuss at AERA Education Week, April 9, 2019
Personalized Learning Advice From a Learning Scientist: 5 Questions K-12 Leaders Should Be Asking Education Week, April 8, 2019
Algebra for 3rd Graders? Education Week, April 8, 2019
AERA '19: Testing policies are the 'Jim Crow of education,' association president suggests Education Dive, April 8, 2019
'If You Miss the Bus, You're Walking Four Hours': Challenges of Rural Absenteeism Education Week, April 7, 2019
Digital Distraction Is a Problem Far Beyond the Classroom. But Professors Can Still Help. The Cronicle of Higher Education, April 7, 2019
Racial Diversity of Online Charters Varies Widely By State, Study Finds Education Week, April 7, 2019
Recipients of 2019 AERA Awards for Excellence in Education Research Announced Diverse Issues in Higher Education, April 6, 2019
School Changes Can Help Keep Students in Class, Out of Foster System Education Week, April 6, 2019
Screen Reading Worse for Comprehension, Leads to Overconfidence, New Meta-analysis Concludes Education Week, April 6, 2019
Tech Venture Philanthropies and Public Education: Q&A With USC Professor Patricia Burch Education Week, April 6, 2019
Dem senators introduce bill to combat sexual harassment in STEM The Hill, April 4, 2019
Education Researchers Consider 'Post Truth' Evidence at International Conference Education Week, April 4, 2019
Dr. Shaun R. Harper Voted AERA President-Elect Diverse Issues in Higher Education, April 3, 2019
Study: To reduce preschool expulsions, form stronger connections with parents Education Dive, April 3, 2019
The Psychological Aftermath of Surviving School Shootings Pacific Standard, March 25, 2019
Wealth and Admissions Inside Higher Ed, March 18, 2019
Virginia Study Finds Increased School Bullying In Areas That Voted For Trump Troy Business News, March 13, 2019
Study: Pacific Islanders twice as likely to face school discipline Education Dive, March 12, 2019
Research scholars to air problems with using ‘grit’ at school The Hechinger Report, March 11, 2019 OPINION: From one white parent to another: Don’t pick schools because they’re selective and mostly white The Hechinger Report, March 6, 2019
Career and Technical Education prepares our students for jobs that haven’t even been created yet, N.J. commissioner says NJ.com, February 28, 2019
Early Departures Inside Higher Ed, February 26, 2019
Warnings against Use of Genetic Studies in Predicting Intelligence Asharq Al-Awsat, February 22, 2019 Report Roll Call Politico "Morning Education," February 20, 2019
Educators Need to Stay Ahead of Curve on Emerging Genetics Research Education Week, February 20, 2019
After shooting: ‘You can’t really trust other students’ The Associated Press, February 14, 2019 Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond Appointed to Lead State Board of Education Diverse Issues in Higher Education, February 13, 2019
Gov. Newsom names new head of State Board of Education in California Ed Source, February 12, 2019
Take the Long View When Evaluating 1-to-1 Computing Efforts, Researcher Says Education Week, February 12, 2019
California governor taps renowned educator Linda Darling-Hammond to head state Board of Education The Washington Post, February 12, 2019
Tighter Home-School Bonds Improve Students' Social and Emotional Skills (as Well as Academics) Education Week, January 28, 2019 Kindergarten classes are getting more academic. New research says the kids are all right. Chalkbeat, January 24, 2019 Study links longer-distance moves to lower student performance Education Dive, January 22, 2019
Here's What the New Evidence-Based Policy Law Means for Education Research Education Week, January 17, 2019
Study on Post-Election Student Bullying Adds Teeth to Concerns Over ‘Trump Effect’ The 74 Million, January 16, 2019 The Link Between Political Rhetoric and Racial Bullying in School Anti-Defamation League, January 15, 2019
UVA Study Links Bullying in Middle School to the Election of President Trump WVTF Public Radio, January 15, 2019
The Trump effect in the schoolyard Science-Press Agency, January 15, 2019
Study: Virginia Sees Increased School Bullying in Pro-Trump Areas Campus Safety, January 14, 2019
Racial bullying in schools rose after 2016 election in areas that voted for Trump, Virginia study finds Minn Post, January 14, 2019 Trump may be giving middle school bullies the green light to taunt The Kansas City Star, January 14, 2019
Areas that voted for Trump have increased school bullying, study says LGBTQ Nation, January 13, 2019
Study Involving UVA Professor Finds Correlation between Voter Preference, Bullying NBC29, January 11, 2019
Is the President Making Middle School Worse? The New York Times, January 11, 2019
Study Finds Link Between Increase In Bullying In Trump Country And President’s Inauguration Kaiser Health News, January 10, 2019
Areas That Voted For Trump Have Seen Increase in School Bullying, According to Study Fatherly, January 10, 2019 Bullying rates in Trump-supporting Virginia districts rose after 2016 election: study The Hill, January 10, 2019
School Bullying Increased After the 2016 Election in Areas that Supported Trump Pacific Standard, January 10, 2019
Areas That Voted For Trump See Increased Bullying in Schools After 2016 Election Newsweek, January 10, 2019
Bullying rates at Virginia middle schools were higher in Trump country after his election, study says The Virginian-Pilot, January 10, 2019
More Bullying Found In Areas that Voted for Trump Political Wire, January 9, 2019
Study: Bullying rates at Virginia middle schools were higher in Trump country after his election The Washington Post, January 9, 2019
Is there a link between Trump’s Post-Election Behavior and Adolescent Bullying? Diverse Issues in Higher Education, January 9, 2019
Virginia Study Finds Increased School Bullying In Areas That Voted For Trump National Public Radio, January 9, 2019
Racist school bullying has risen in areas that voted for Trump in presidential election, study finds The Independent, January 9, 2019
It's Not Just That Racial Bullying Jumped in Schools After the 2016 Election. It's Where It Did Education Week, January 9, 2019
Testing the ‘Trump Effect’ Politico "Morning Education," January 9, 2019
Bullying is more common among middle school students who live in districts that voted for Trump in 2016, according to a five-year study of 155,000 children The Daily Mail, January 9, 2019
New research finds link between districts that voted Trump and racist bullying post-election Chalkbeat, January 8, 2019
Study: Teaching advanced content in kindergarten doesn't hinder students' social skills Education Dive, January 8, 2019 Elected School Board Members Are Most Likely to Be White, Wealthy & Republican, New Study Finds The 74 Million, January 7, 2019 What awaits California schools in the new year: The 6 big education stories we’re following in 2019 LA School Report, January 6, 2019