Opened as a preschool in 2015 with a unique two-generation approach to education, today One City Schools plans to expand to grade six. To prepare, the school reached out to WCER’s early childhood and evaluation experts. Working together, they won a $1 million grant--enough for teacher training and to create the documentation and evaluation needed to run an excpetional school.
Education researchers from the flagship universities of Wisconsin and Minnesota win funding from the U.S. Department of Education to advance evidence-based improvements in the academc achievement of elementary and secondary school students in both states.
From rural schools to the community-school model to the school experience of Wisconsin’s Native American youth, WCER researchers lent their expertise to a recent public hearing on the way education affects health outcomes.
With a $1.5 million NSF grant, the Center for Research on College-to-Workforce Transitions is examining what the internship experience is like for students at six HBCUs. “We want to know how these internships impact future wages, employment status and their confidence to succeed in chosen professions,” says Matt Hora, CCWT director.
The WIDA International School Consortium, unofficially launched in 2008, has helped pioneer the improvement of teaching and learning for multilingualism around the world, from New Jersey to New Delhi. Using its signature "can-do" approach to learning, it has grown into a worldwide ELL network of more than 400 accredited preK-12 international schools in more than 100 countries.
ICQE19 | International Conference on Quantitative Ethnography 2019 @ICQE19
David Shaffer, Dragan Gašević, Golnaz Arastoopour Irgens, Jim Gee, Simon Buckingham Shum, Karin Frey, Jun Oshima, Adam Lefstein, UW-Madison & Universities of Monash, Clemson, Arizona State, Technology Sydney, Washington, Shizouka, Ben Gurion of the Negev
WIES Lecture | History and Knowledge from Below: Living and Learning Otherwise
Targol Mesbah, Assistant Professor, California Institute of Integral Studies
CCWT | 2nd Annual National Symposium on College Internship Research
Keynote Addresses by , April Kedrowicz, NC State University; and Ross Perlin, author of "Intern Nation: How to Earn Nothing and Learn Little . . ."
Mental Health at the Forefront of the Global Refugee Crisis
Dr. Essam Daod, Child psychiatrist and psychotherapist, founder of Humanity Crew
WCER Communications, Oct 17
The Capital Times, Oct 17
WCER Communications, Oct 16
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Diverse Issues in Higher Education, Oct 10
“WEC Evaluation of Wisconsin’s Achievement Gap Reduction Program,” Jed Richardson, Grant Sim, Brie Chapa, Wisconsin DPI, August 2019
"Finding One's Place or Losing the Race? The Consequences of STEM Departure for College Dropout and Degree Completion," You-Geon Lee and Joseph J. Ferrare, The Review of Higher Education, Johns Hopkins University Press, Volume 43, Number 1, Fall 2019
"Inequality and Opportunity in a Perfect Storm of Graduate Student Debt," Jaymes Pyne and Eric Grodsky, Sociology of Education, Sept. 20, 2019
H. Rose Miesner, Elizabeth E. Blair, Chiara C. Packard, Maria Velazquez, Lyn Macgregor, and Eric Grodsky, September 2019
"Cognitive Task Analysis for Implicit Knowledge About Visual Representations With Similarity Learning Methods," Martina A. Rau, Blake Mason, Robert Nowak, Cognitive Science, A Multidisciplinary Journal, August 27, 2019
Christine Pfund has been awarded $1,197,500 by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute for "Optimizing the Mentoring Relationships of Gilliam Fellows and Their Mentors: Phase 2" through August 31, 2024.
The National Science Foundation has awarded $556,754 to Ross Benbow, You-Geon Lee and Matt Hora for their study, “Exploring STEM Career Pathway Persistence Among Student Service Members and Veterans: A Mixed Methods Study of Social Support Networks," through Oct. 31, 2022.
David Gagnon has been awarded $1,276,071 from the National Science Foundation to develop "Collaborative Research: AquaLab 9: An Online Game to Support Science Practice Learning Using Adaptive Learning Progressions," through June. 30, 2023.
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