Media coverage of AERA and AERA-published research
11 Charts That Changed the Way We Think About Schools in 2018 The 74 Million, December 12, 2018
Yes, but for a Different Reason Inside Higher Ed, December 11, 2018
A Guarantee of Tuition-Free College Can Have Life-Changing Effects The Atlantic, December 11, 2018
Report: Is Guaranteed Admissions Effective in Developing Diverse Class? Diverse Issues in Higher Education, December 10, 2018
The Power of Guaranteed Admissions Inside Higher Ed, December 10, 2018
Free, reduced-price meal data growing less useful as measure of student poverty Education Dive, December 6, 2018 Guaranteed Admission Helps High-Achieving Low-Income Students Make Good College Match Education Week, December 4, 2018
Credit recovery enrollment tops 20% for some high schools Education Dive, November 29, 2018
AP credits offer multiple benefits once students reach college Education Dive, November 26, 2018
Should MI Teachers Be Politically Neutral In The Classroom? WKAR Public Media, November 20, 2018
Ready to learn: Toledo aims to get every child prepared for kindergarten Toledo Blade, November 14, 2018
Harvard admissions trial shines spotlight on race-conscious admissions, value of diversity in higher education The Daily Northwestern, November 8, 2018
Study reveals similar outcomes between online, face-to-face credit recovery programs Education Dive, November 7, 2018
Rich Milner Delivers Brown Lecture Centered on Disrupting Punitive Practices and Policies AACTE “Ed Prep Matters," November 6, 2018
East Bay teachers turn to other professions to make ends meet Fox KTVU, November 5, 2018
Research evidence on bullying prevention at odds with what schools are doing The Hechinger Report, October 29, 2018
'What a college experience should be:' UD students, parents react to No. 1 party school ranking Delaware Online, October 18, 2018
What Principals Can Do to Keep Good Teachers in Their Schools Education Week, October 16, 2018
Putting an ed tech darling in context The Hechinger Report, October 15, 2018
Re-evaluating Laptops in the Classroom U.S. News & World Report, October 15, 2018
Changes in the Demographics, Qualifications, and Turnover of American STEM Teachers, 1988–2012 Education Week, October 9, 2018
Education Research Group Backs Effort to Tackle Sexual Harassment in Research Community Politico "Morning Education," October 9, 2018
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson introduces legislation to combat sexual harassment Dallas Voice, October 5, 2018 Boston College researchers find comprehensive support in K-5 can prevent students from dropping out Education Dive, October 5, 2018 Study: Elementary School Student Support Reduces High School Dropout Education Dive, October 3, 2018 New Study Shows 1-to-1 Technology Improves Student Achievement in Math Over Time Education Week, October 2, 2018 The Federal Government Is Letting Down Students With Disabilities. States Must Step Up Education Week, October 2, 2018
There Are Many More Female STEM Teachers Now Than 20 Years Ago Education Week, October 1, 2018
A long walk: Is two miles one way too far for students? Journal Times, September 30, 2018
Women speak up less in college seminars—here’s why that matters Market Watch, September 29, 2018
Study finds most effective principals strategically retain their best teachers Education Dive, September 28, 2018
Under Good Principals, Low-Performing Teachers Head for the Door Education Week, September 27, 2018
Report: 'Trump effect' contributes to higher bullying in Republican districts Education Dive, September 18, 2018
Early evidence of a ‘Trump effect’ on bullying in schools The Hechinger Report, September 17, 2018
Adjunct instructors can cause lower grades for students Education Dive, September 11, 2018
Study: Elementary educators' effectiveness varies by subject Education Dive, September 6, 2018
Study: Private schools offer virtually no special advantages compared with public counterparts Education Dive, September 6, 2018
Private School Advantages Overhyped, Study Says, Offering Fodder to Vouchers’ Critics The 74 Million, September 4, 2018
FEA: Florida must stop chasing away good teachers Orlando Sentinel, September 4, 2018
New Study: Suspending Students for Minor Infractions Like Cursing Hurts Kids but Benefits Nobody The 74 Million, August 28, 2018
Teacher Retention Education Week, August 28, 2018
GUEST COMMENTARY: The importance of a college education The Times of NorthWest Indiana, August 26, 2018
South Carolina tech schools can now offer a bachelor's degree Education Dive, August 24, 2018
Suspensions really do hurt students academically, new studies confirm, but maybe less than previously thought Chalkbeat, August 23, 2018
Peer learning can provide powerful, positive experiences Education Dive, August 22, 2018
Some states measuring student engagement as school success indicator Education Dive, August 20, 2018
Should U.S. Students Do More Math Practice and Drilling? Psychology Today, August 18, 2018
Which Teachers Are Most Likely to Leave School Mid-Year? Education Week, August 17, 2018
New Research Shows SHSAT Less Valuable Predictor Than Middle School Grades Gotham Gazette, August 16, 2018
Eligibility for Federal School Improvement Grants Helped Ohio Students, Study Says Education Week, August 6, 2018
Study: At least 1 in 10 immigrant children has 'interrupted schooling' Education Dive, August 6, 2018
More students are taking AP exams, but researchers don’t know if that helps them Chalkbeat, August 3, 2018
Districts Want Teacher Evaluation. What Do Principals Want? Education Week, July 26, 2018
Black teachers leave schools at higher rates — but why? Chalkbeat, July 25, 2018
Possible key to black boys' academic success: Hire black men as elementary school teachers Chicago Tribune, July 25, 2018
Seven things research reveals — and doesn’t — about Advanced Placement The Washington Post, July 19, 2018
Does Admissions Exam for Elite High Schools Measure Up? No One Knows The New York Times, July 18, 2018
Mentors matter: Good teaching really can be passed down to student teachers, new research finds Chalkbeat, July 16, 2018
Report Roll Call Politico "Morning Education," July 10, 2018
It's One of the Biggest Failures Yet in K-12 Philanthropy. What Are the Lessons? Inside Philanthropy, July 5, 2018
Making a New City Your Home The New York Times, June 29, 2018
20 decisions that in a minute can change a student Diario de Centro América, June 23, 2018
Report: Multilingual Students Made ‘Remarkable’ Progress Diverse Education, June 23, 2018
Teacher expertise impacts students' post-secondary success Education Dive, June 21, 2018
Video Games? Media? Bullying? No Single Cause for School Shootings, Experts Tell Safety Commission Education Week, June 21, 2018
Another community college approved for bachelor's degrees Education Dive, June 15, 2018
Student Attendance Education Week, June 12, 2018
Study shows significant math, reading gains for ELs Education Dive, June 12, 2018
Are Schools Measuring the Progress of English-Language Learners All Wrong? U.S. News & World Report, June 12, 2018
New Study: Multilingual Students Have Made Huge Progress on NAEP Since 2003 The 74 Million, June 12, 2018
Bilingual students advance faster in middle school: Kids who speak other languages improve at DOUBLE the rate of native English speakers, study finds Daily Mail, June 12, 2018
English-Learners Aren't 'Perpetually Struggling,' We Just Aren't Gauging Their Progress, Study Finds Education Week, June 12, 2018
Report Roll Call Politico "Morning Education," June 12, 2018
RAND will help lead foundation-funded gun violence research effort Education Dive, June 11, 2018
What Can Research Tell Us About Steep Cuts for Public Colleges? The Chronicle of Higher Education, June 6, 2018
School discipline needs reform Daily Press, June 6, 2018
Breaking Down the Myths that Lead Young Students to Miss School Education Week, June 4, 2018
Girls Are Sexually Harassed In School All The Time and No One Is Doing Anything About It Seventeen, May 30, 2018
Reduced access continues to hinder black, latino students in math and science Education Dive, May 24, 2018
Study finds ‘undermatched’ college students are less likely to graduate on time Consumer Affairs, May 21, 2018
Teens Are Worried About Online Privacy: What Schools Should Do to Protect Them Education Week, May 15, 2018
Why boys and girls may score differently on state tests Journalists Resource, May 9, 2018
State Board of Education President Mike Kirst retires — and reflects on changes he has led EdSource, May 9, 2018
Teacher bias is often subtle Education Dive, May 8, 2018
20 judgments a teacher makes in 1 minute and 28 seconds The Hechinger Report, May 7, 2018
Harvard Education School Taps Former Head of Federal Ed. Research Board as New Dean Education Week, May 2, 2018
Museums Are Dabbling in Teacher Training, and the Results Are Promising Education Week, May 1, 2018
Discipline Gaps—and Ways to Close Them—Get Researchers' Attention Education Week, April 24, 2018
U.S. 4th Graders Surprise on New Exam of Online Reading Education Week, April 24, 2018
Pearson conducts experiment on thousands of college students without their knowledge The Washington Post, April 23, 2018
Does a lack of executive function explain why some kids fall way behind in school? The Hechinger Report, April 23, 2018
Scholars look for ways to restore respect for expertise University World News, April 21, 2018
Administrators and researchers forge strong partnerships to improve schools Education Dive, April 20, 2018
Study: Career-focused high school tracks have better graduation rates Education Dive, April 20, 2018
How to Turn Your Exams Into Learning Opportunities The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 19, 2018
Researchers: NC leadership academies fill high-needs school positions, but performance flat Education Dive, April 19, 2018
Tension By Choice: Reflecting on Code-Switching and Living Two Lives Diverse Education, April 18, 2018
Pearson Embedded a 'Social-Psychological' Experiment in Students' Educational Software Gizmodo, April 18, 2018
When Disadvantaged Students Overlook Elite Colleges The Atlantic, April 18, 2018
Do Charter Schools Really Improve Student Achievement? Indiana Public Media, April 18, 2018
Multi-Tasking With Mobile Phones: Yep, It's Bad for Learning Education Week, April 17, 2018
Pearson Tested 'Social-Psychological' Messages in Learning Software, With Mixed Results Education Week, April 17, 2018
No, community colleges offering 4-year degrees does not hurt neighboring 4-year campuses Education Dive, April 17, 2018
When Racism Roils a Campus, Colleges Respond. Will Students Be Satisfied? The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 17, 2018
Mobile phones in the classroom – what does the research say? Teacher, April 17, 2018
Teens Worry About Online Privacy: Q&A With Researcher Claire Fontaine Education Week, April 16, 2018
Higher ed complicit in perpetuating dangerous stereotypes, researcher says Education Dive, April 16, 2018
Study: Racial segregation remains constant over 15-year period Education Dive, April 16, 2018
How educational researchers should communicate with policymakers Education Dive, April 16, 2018
What Happens When 2-Year Schools Offer B.A. Degrees? U.S. News and World Report, April 16, 2018
Where Colleges Recruit … and Where They Don't Inside Higher Ed, April 16, 2018
Indiana students’ scores lag after transferring to charter schools, new study shows Chalkbeat, April 16, 2018
It Matters a Lot Who Teaches Introductory Courses. Here’s Why. The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 15, 2018
Black Academics Urged to Retain Authenticity, Respect, Vision Diverse Education, April 15, 2018
Study: Kids Who Struggle With Executive Function Vastly More Likely to Experience Academic Difficulties The 74 Million, April 15, 2018
Students' Healthy Habits Can Boost Their Chances for College Education Week, April 15, 2018
How Colleges Can Cultivate Students’ Sense of Belonging The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 14, 2018
New Research Suggests Practical Ways to Make School Discipline, Access Equitable Education Week, April 14, 2018
The 5 Types of Professors: Which One Are You? The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 13, 2018
Pre-to-3: Research-to-practice network focuses on NYC pre-K Education Dive, April 13, 2018
World's Largest Education Research Group Kicks Off Annual Conference Education Week, April 12, 2018
Experience of Black Doctoral Students Underscores Need to Increase Diversity in STEM Fields Lab Manager, April 11, 2018
Federal School Safety Research Eliminated to Fund New School Security Measures Education Week, March 27, 2018
Mark Schneider Confirmed as Nation's Education Research Director Education Week, March 23, 2018
Study: Student scores affected by when families get their federal food aid Atlantic Journal Constitution, March 20, 2018
'Shocked’ Martina Navratilova says John McEnroe is paid 10 times more in BBC role MarketWatch, March 19, 2018
Women are avoiding higher paying fields dominated by men MarketWatch, March 8, 2018
Does Every Teacher Need a Coach? U.S. News & World Report, March 5, 2018
Does every teacher need a coach? The Hechinger Report, March 5, 2018
Abolish middle school? Not so fast, new study says. Chalkbeat, February 22, 2018
Trump budget plan would cut grants to support education data systems Education Dive, February 20, 2018
Florida Tragedy Hits 2 Colleges Inside Higher Ed, February 19, 2018 What Happens to Those Who Survive School Shootings? The Daily Beast, February 17, 2018 There's a lot we don't know about gun violence, and that's intentional Marketplace, February 15, 2018
Opinion: No Racial Quotas in Special Education The Wall Street Journal, February 13, 2018 Major Education Research Programs May Be Combined in Budget, Advocates Say Education Week, February 6, 2018
Has the bell rung on the 45-minute class period? Education Dive, January 31, 2018
When a Field's Reputation Precedes It Inside Higher Ed, January 25, 2018 Ed. Dept. Budget Could Combine Three Significant Research, Policy Programs Education Week, January 25, 2018 From band director to chief data cruncher: Trump's choice to lead U.S. education statistics agency raises eyebrows Science, January 12, 2018 Student Suicide Investigation; DeVos Proposes New Student Loan Rules NPR, January 6, 2018