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Resource | Parents and Teachers Collaborating to Disrupt Asymmetrical Power Positions in Mathematics Education
This paper describes an innovative mathematics learning partnership that engages teachers and parents of multilingual children ages 7–10 from schools in underserved communities. At the center of this transformative work is the use of two complementary approaches to advancing equity in education– funds of knowledge and positioning theory. While both theories have been applied in mathematics…
This paper describes an innovative mathematics learning partnership that engages teachers and parents of multilingual children ages 7–10 from schools in underserved communities. At the center of this transformative work is the use of two complementary approaches to advancing equity in education– funds of knowledge and positioning theory. While both theories have been applied in mathematics…
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Resource | Elementary Teachers as Collaborators: Developing Educative Support Materials for Citizen Science Projects
Science education is an important component of a full education beginning in primary grades. In recent decades, research has identified young learners’ rich knowledge of the natural world and their potential to connect with sophisticated science ideas. Elementary teachers face many challenges to implementing reform-based science instruction in their classrooms. Some teachers may choose to enhance…
Science education is an important component of a full education beginning in primary grades. In recent decades, research has identified young learners’ rich knowledge of the natural world and their potential to connect with sophisticated science ideas. Elementary teachers face many challenges to implementing reform-based science instruction in their classrooms. Some teachers may choose to enhance…
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Early Career News | CADRE Fellows alumni receive Emerging Scholar awards from the AERA Out-of-School Time SIG
Laura Peña-Telfer (2023 CADRE Fellow) received the Emerging Scholar Award and Ti’Era Worsley (2019-20 CADRE Fellow) the Emerging Scholar Honorable Mention from the AERA Out-of-School Time SIG.
Laura Peña-Telfer (2023 CADRE Fellow) received the Emerging Scholar Award and Ti’Era Worsley (2019-20 CADRE Fellow) the Emerging Scholar Honorable Mention from the AERA Out-of-School Time SIG.
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Early Career News | Unlocking the Everdoor: Analyzing the Serious Game Spiritfarer
Noah Glaser (2021 CADRE Postdoc), Lucas Jensen, Tina Riedy, Maggie Center, Jim Shifflett, and Joseph Griffin published this article in Educational Technology Research and Development.
Noah Glaser (2021 CADRE Postdoc), Lucas Jensen, Tina Riedy, Maggie Center, Jim Shifflett, and Joseph Griffin published this article in Educational Technology Research and Development.
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Early Career News | Thinking Critically, Coding Creatively: Elevating Social Studies Through Inquiry-based Learning and Computer Science Integration
Michael J. Berson, Ilene R. Berson, Kristen L. Franklin, Valerie N. Fawley, Perry S. Shank, Rebecca E. Dovi, Santiago Gasca (2017-18 CADRE Fellow), Eric D. Hochberg, and Debra Bernstein published this article in Social Education.
Michael J. Berson, Ilene R. Berson, Kristen L. Franklin, Valerie N. Fawley, Perry S. Shank, Rebecca E. Dovi, Santiago Gasca (2017-18 CADRE Fellow), Eric D. Hochberg, and Debra Bernstein published this article in Social Education.
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Early Career News | CTE Mechanisms: The Effects of Career and Technical Education Center Admissions Offers in Baltimore
Jay Plasman (2015-16 CADRE Fellow) published this Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis article with co-authors Marc L. Stein, Rachel E. Durham, and Zyrashae Smith-Onyewu.
Jay Plasman (2015-16 CADRE Fellow) published this Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis article with co-authors Marc L. Stein, Rachel E. Durham, and Zyrashae Smith-Onyewu.
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Early Career News | Conceptualizing Community Scientific Literacy: Results from a Systematic Literature Review and a Delphi Method Survey of Experts
K. C. Busch (2013-14 CADRE Fellow) and Aparajita Rajwade published this Science Education article.
K. C. Busch (2013-14 CADRE Fellow) and Aparajita Rajwade published this Science Education article.
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Early Career News | Comprehensiveness, Frequency, and Consistency of Science in Elementary Schedules
Elizabeth A. Davis and Christa Haverly (2018-19 CADRE Fellow) co-authored this Science & Children article.
Elizabeth A. Davis and Christa Haverly (2018-19 CADRE Fellow) co-authored this Science & Children article.
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Early Career News | Community Gardens as Places for Ecological Caring in Action
Amal Ibourk (CAREER Awardee), Lauren Wagner, Deb Morrison, Syrena Young, and Justin Milledge published this article in Science & Children.
Amal Ibourk (CAREER Awardee), Lauren Wagner, Deb Morrison, Syrena Young, and Justin Milledge published this article in Science & Children.
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Early Career News | Supporting Students with Blindness and Visual Impairments to Learn Computational Thinking Through Astronomy
Eric D. Hochberg, James K. L. Hammerman, and Santiago Gasca (2017-18 CADRE Fellow) published this article in the Journal of Blindness Innovation and Research.
Eric D. Hochberg, James K. L. Hammerman, and Santiago Gasca (2017-18 CADRE Fellow) published this article in the Journal of Blindness Innovation and Research.
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Early Career News | Socioscientific Modeling: Helping Students See Systems and Understand Messy Issues
Eric A. Kirk (2023 CADRE Fellow) published this Science Scope article with co-authors Troy D. Sadler, Zhen Xu, Jamie N. Elsner, Rebecca R. Lesnefsky, Li Ke, and Laura Zangori.
Eric A. Kirk (2023 CADRE Fellow) published this Science Scope article with co-authors Troy D. Sadler, Zhen Xu, Jamie N. Elsner, Rebecca R. Lesnefsky, Li Ke, and Laura Zangori.
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Early Career News | Real-World Scenarios Value Community and the Climate
Helen Francis and Susan O. Cannon (CAREER Awardee) published this article in Mathematics Teacher: Learning and Teaching PK-12.
Helen Francis and Susan O. Cannon (CAREER Awardee) published this article in Mathematics Teacher: Learning and Teaching PK-12.
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Early Career News | Designing Educative Curriculum Materials for Teacher Educators: Supporting Preservice Elementary Teachers’ Content Knowledge for Teaching About Matter and Its Interactions
Deborah Hanuscin, Emily Borda, Josie Melton (2017-18 CADRE Fellow), and Jamie N. Mikeska (2010-11 CADRE Fellow) published this article in the International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education.
Deborah Hanuscin, Emily Borda, Josie Melton (2017-18 CADRE Fellow), and Jamie N. Mikeska (2010-11 CADRE Fellow) published this article in the International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education.
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Early Career News | Beyond Niceties: Urban Black and Latiné High School Students’ Racially and Culturally Situated Perceptions of Care
Patricia Buenrostro (2018-19 CADRE Fellow) and Monica L. Miles published this article in The Urban Review.
Patricia Buenrostro (2018-19 CADRE Fellow) and Monica L. Miles published this article in The Urban Review.
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Early Career News | CAREER Awardee received a 2024 ARIS Emerging Broader Impacts Leader Award
Jessica Rodrigues (CAREER Awardee) received a 2024 ARIS Emerging Broader Impacts Leader Award.
Jessica Rodrigues (CAREER Awardee) received a 2024 ARIS Emerging Broader Impacts Leader Award.
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Early Career News | CADRE Fellows named 2024-2025 NARST Sreyashi Jhumki Basu Scholars
Tajma Cameron (2024 CADRE Fellow), Samuel Lee (2024 CADRE Fellow), and Vanessa Louis (2022 CADRE Fellow) were named 2024-2025 NARST Sreyashi Jhumki Basu Scholars.
Tajma Cameron (2024 CADRE Fellow), Samuel Lee (2024 CADRE Fellow), and Vanessa Louis (2022 CADRE Fellow) were named 2024-2025 NARST Sreyashi Jhumki Basu Scholars.
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Early Career News | CADRE Fellows/Postdoc alumni receive 2024 NARST Early Career Research Award
K.C. Busch (2013-14 CADRE Fellow) and Terrell Morton (2018 CADRE Postdoc; CADRE Co-PI) received the 2024 NARST Early Career Research Award.
K.C. Busch (2013-14 CADRE Fellow) and Terrell Morton (2018 CADRE Postdoc; CADRE Co-PI) received the 2024 NARST Early Career Research Award.
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Resource | Accountable Assessment
There is widespread agreement about the importance of accounting for the extent to which educational systems advance student learning. Yet, the forms and formats of accountable assessments often ill serve students and teachers; the summative judgements of student performance that are typically employed to indicate proficiencies on benchmarks of student learning commonly fail to capture student…
There is widespread agreement about the importance of accounting for the extent to which educational systems advance student learning. Yet, the forms and formats of accountable assessments often ill serve students and teachers; the summative judgements of student performance that are typically employed to indicate proficiencies on benchmarks of student learning commonly fail to capture student…
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Resource | A Pilot Study on Teacher-Facing Real-Time Classroom Game Dashboards
Educational games are an increasingly popular teaching tool in modern classrooms. However, the development of complementary tools for teachers facilitating classroom gameplay is lacking. We present the results of a participatory design process for a teacher-facing, real-time game data dashboard. This two-phase process included a workshop to elicit teachers' requirements for such a tool, and a…
Educational games are an increasingly popular teaching tool in modern classrooms. However, the development of complementary tools for teachers facilitating classroom gameplay is lacking. We present the results of a participatory design process for a teacher-facing, real-time game data dashboard. This two-phase process included a workshop to elicit teachers' requirements for such a tool, and a…
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Resource | A Pilot Study on Teacher-Facing Real-Time Classroom Game Dashboards
Educational games are an increasingly popular teaching tool in modern classrooms. However, the development of complementary tools for teachers facilitating classroom gameplay is lacking. We present the results of a participatory design process for a teacher-facing, real-time game data dashboard. This two-phase process included a workshop to elicit teachers' requirements for such a tool, and a…
Educational games are an increasingly popular teaching tool in modern classrooms. However, the development of complementary tools for teachers facilitating classroom gameplay is lacking. We present the results of a participatory design process for a teacher-facing, real-time game data dashboard. This two-phase process included a workshop to elicit teachers' requirements for such a tool, and a…
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Resource | A Pilot Study on Teacher-Facing Real-Time Classroom Game Dashboards
Educational games are an increasingly popular teaching tool in modern classrooms. However, the development of complementary tools for teachers facilitating classroom gameplay is lacking. We present the results of a participatory design process for a teacher-facing, real-time game data dashboard. This two-phase process included a workshop to elicit teachers' requirements for such a tool, and a…
Educational games are an increasingly popular teaching tool in modern classrooms. However, the development of complementary tools for teachers facilitating classroom gameplay is lacking. We present the results of a participatory design process for a teacher-facing, real-time game data dashboard. This two-phase process included a workshop to elicit teachers' requirements for such a tool, and a…
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Resource | Exploring Players' Experience of Humor and Snark in a Grade 3-6 History Practices Game
In this paper we use an existing history learning game with an active audience as a research platform for exploring how humor and "snarkiness" in the dialog script affect students' progression and attitudes about the game. We conducted a 2x2 randomized experiment with 11,804 anonymous 3rd-6th grade students. Using one-way ANOVA and Kruskall-Wallis tests, we find that changes to the script…
In this paper we use an existing history learning game with an active audience as a research platform for exploring how humor and "snarkiness" in the dialog script affect students' progression and attitudes about the game. We conducted a 2x2 randomized experiment with 11,804 anonymous 3rd-6th grade students. Using one-way ANOVA and Kruskall-Wallis tests, we find that changes to the script…
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Resource | Exploring Players' Experience of Humor and Snark in a Grade 3-6 History Practices Game
In this paper we use an existing history learning game with an active audience as a research platform for exploring how humor and "snarkiness" in the dialog script affect students' progression and attitudes about the game. We conducted a 2x2 randomized experiment with 11,804 anonymous 3rd-6th grade students. Using one-way ANOVA and Kruskall-Wallis tests, we find that changes to the script…
In this paper we use an existing history learning game with an active audience as a research platform for exploring how humor and "snarkiness" in the dialog script affect students' progression and attitudes about the game. We conducted a 2x2 randomized experiment with 11,804 anonymous 3rd-6th grade students. Using one-way ANOVA and Kruskall-Wallis tests, we find that changes to the script…
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Resource | Exploring Players' Experience of Humor and Snark in a Grade 3-6 History Practices Game
In this paper we use an existing history learning game with an active audience as a research platform for exploring how humor and "snarkiness" in the dialog script affect students' progression and attitudes about the game. We conducted a 2x2 randomized experiment with 11,804 anonymous 3rd-6th grade students. Using one-way ANOVA and Kruskall-Wallis tests, we find that changes to the script…
In this paper we use an existing history learning game with an active audience as a research platform for exploring how humor and "snarkiness" in the dialog script affect students' progression and attitudes about the game. We conducted a 2x2 randomized experiment with 11,804 anonymous 3rd-6th grade students. Using one-way ANOVA and Kruskall-Wallis tests, we find that changes to the script…
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Resource | Leveraging Cluster Analysis to Understand Educational Game Player Experiences and Support Design
The ability for an educational game designer to understand their audience's play styles and resulting experience is an essential tool for improving their game's design. As a game is subjected to large-scale player testing, the designers require inexpensive, automated methods for categorizing patterns of player-game interactions. In this paper we present a simple, reusable process using best…
The ability for an educational game designer to understand their audience's play styles and resulting experience is an essential tool for improving their game's design. As a game is subjected to large-scale player testing, the designers require inexpensive, automated methods for categorizing patterns of player-game interactions. In this paper we present a simple, reusable process using best…
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Resource | Leveraging Cluster Analysis to Understand Educational Game Player Experiences and Support Design
The ability for an educational game designer to understand their audience's play styles and resulting experience is an essential tool for improving their game's design. As a game is subjected to large-scale player testing, the designers require inexpensive, automated methods for categorizing patterns of player-game interactions. In this paper we present a simple, reusable process using best…
The ability for an educational game designer to understand their audience's play styles and resulting experience is an essential tool for improving their game's design. As a game is subjected to large-scale player testing, the designers require inexpensive, automated methods for categorizing patterns of player-game interactions. In this paper we present a simple, reusable process using best…
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Resource | Leveraging Cluster Analysis to Understand Educational Game Player Experiences and Support Design
The ability for an educational game designer to understand their audience's play styles and resulting experience is an essential tool for improving their game's design. As a game is subjected to large-scale player testing, the designers require inexpensive, automated methods for categorizing patterns of player-game interactions. In this paper we present a simple, reusable process using best…
The ability for an educational game designer to understand their audience's play styles and resulting experience is an essential tool for improving their game's design. As a game is subjected to large-scale player testing, the designers require inexpensive, automated methods for categorizing patterns of player-game interactions. In this paper we present a simple, reusable process using best…
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Resource | Using Fitbits and Heart Rate Variance (HRVa) to Understand Preservice Teacher Experiences in Extended Reality
Extended reality (XR) is increasingly used to support preservice and inservice teacher training. Its use in teacher education has shown promise in improving future educators’ engagement, self-confidence, and noticing skills. Despite this evidence, the field lacks innovative measures to assess outcomes such as those offered through biometric data collection. This article addresses this gap by…
Extended reality (XR) is increasingly used to support preservice and inservice teacher training. Its use in teacher education has shown promise in improving future educators’ engagement, self-confidence, and noticing skills. Despite this evidence, the field lacks innovative measures to assess outcomes such as those offered through biometric data collection. This article addresses this gap by…
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Resource | Innovative Research Approaches to Mathematics Teacher Noticing
In recent years, teacher noticing has gained prominence as a theoretical construct in mathematics education, highlighting the dynamic, situational aspects of teaching that underlie instructional decisions and actions. This research forum explores innovative research approaches to teacher noticing in mathematics education, focusing on four key areas: theoretical perspectives and…
In recent years, teacher noticing has gained prominence as a theoretical construct in mathematics education, highlighting the dynamic, situational aspects of teaching that underlie instructional decisions and actions. This research forum explores innovative research approaches to teacher noticing in mathematics education, focusing on four key areas: theoretical perspectives and…
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Resource | Gaze Analysis System for Immersive 360 Video for Preservice Teacher Education
Unified systems for multi-sensor devices, particularly eye-tracking in Virtual Reality (VR), are intricate and often require the listening and streaming of multichannel data. In this project, we propose a visual analysis framework for replicating a participant's viewing involvement by interpreting head movements as rotations and point-of-gaze (POG) as on-screen indicators. Our solution suggests…
Unified systems for multi-sensor devices, particularly eye-tracking in Virtual Reality (VR), are intricate and often require the listening and streaming of multichannel data. In this project, we propose a visual analysis framework for replicating a participant's viewing involvement by interpreting head movements as rotations and point-of-gaze (POG) as on-screen indicators. Our solution suggests…
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