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• Four Presentations Accepted for AERA 2010

  December 1, 2009

  

  Empirical Education will be heading to the snow-capped mountains of Denver, Colorado next April! Once again, Empirical will have a strong showing at the 2010 American Educational Research Association conference, which will be held at the Colorado Convention Center on April 30 — May 4, 2010. Our presentations will span several divisions, including Learning & Instruction; Measurement & Research Methodology; and Research, Evaluation, & Assessment in Schools. Research topics will include:

  • Examining the Efficacy of a Sight-Word Reading Program for Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities: Phase 2
  • Matched Pairs, ICCs and R-squared: Lessons from Several Effectiveness Trials in Education
  • Addressing Challenges of Within School Randomization
  • Measuring the Impact of a Math Program As It Is Rolled Out Over Several Years

  In line with our past 2 years of successful AERA receptions, Empirical Education plans to host another “meet and greet” at this year’s conference as well. Join our mailing list to receive the details.

• Empirical Education Conducts Education Research in Schools

  

  Empirical Education helps educators make cost effective decisions about instructional and professional development programs. Our research services assist districts, developers, and publishers in determining the effectiveness of programs, products, or services—before or after they are in place. Our commitment is to provide independent, objective evidence while remaining sensitive to the unique context of the local research site. We advocate for using evidence in policy decisions, and we provide information and recommendations to trade organizations, policy institutes, foundations, and government entities that make or influence policy and practice in education. Learn more...