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Glenn Poole is a doctoral student in the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) and a project assistant at WIDA. His current research interests include longitudinal studies of English learners' achievement, causal inference in econometric analysis, and TECHNOLOGY/SIMULATIONS Technology/Simulations. We have developed several digital learning environments that middle school students can use to plan and carry out investigations. All of our virtual simulations allow students to systematically manipulate independent variables to collect and interpret data, use evidence to make claims, and write explanations inways
DOING AND TALKING MATH AND SCIENCE This focus on students’ meaning-making represents an important shift. Rather than focusing on memorizing formulas and procedures in math, or taxonomies and definitions in science, we focus today on strengthening students’ reasoning, their skills in collaborating, and their ability to communicate their complex thinking effectively. ALTELLA: ALTERNATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ASSESSMENT The Alternate English Language Learning Assessment (ALTELLA) project aims to apply lessons learned from research on successful instructional practices, accommodations, and assessing English learners (ELs) and students with cognitive disabilities to inform alternate English language proficiency assessments. Learn more. CCWT: MISSION AND HISTORY The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
WAT WEB ALIGNMENT TOOL Welcome to Web Alignment Tool. This tool is designed to produce reports on the alignment of curriculum standards and student assessments. The process requires a group of reviewers first to assign depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels to standards/objectives (Part I). Then reviewers are to code assessment items by identifying thedepth-of-knowledge
NSF AI INSTITUTE FOR STUDENT-AI TEAMING NSF AI Institute for Student-AI Teaming. This institute, housed at the University of Colorado at Boulder, will lead the development of the new science of students-AI teaming. The aim is develop human-AI collaboration models and frameworks for creating the next generation collaborative learning environments composed of diverse student-AIteams.
ASSESSMENT LITERACY IN A STANDARDS-BASED URBAN EDUCATION Abstract This is a report of ongoing work in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) in the area of assessment literacy. An increase in mandates from both state and district and the MPSCHAPTER 38
38. Bayesian SEM 653 and is referred to as the expected a posteriori or EAP estimate. Thus, the conditional expectation of θ is ob-tained by averaging over the marginal distribution of y. Similarly, the conditional variance of θ can be obtained CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON COLLEGE-WORKFORCE TRANSITIONS The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
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Glenn Poole is a doctoral student in the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) and a project assistant at WIDA. His current research interests include longitudinal studies of English learners' achievement, causal inference in econometric analysis, and TECHNOLOGY/SIMULATIONS Technology/Simulations. We have developed several digital learning environments that middle school students can use to plan and carry out investigations. All of our virtual simulations allow students to systematically manipulate independent variables to collect and interpret data, use evidence to make claims, and write explanations inways
DOING AND TALKING MATH AND SCIENCE This focus on students’ meaning-making represents an important shift. Rather than focusing on memorizing formulas and procedures in math, or taxonomies and definitions in science, we focus today on strengthening students’ reasoning, their skills in collaborating, and their ability to communicate their complex thinking effectively. ALTELLA: ALTERNATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ASSESSMENT The Alternate English Language Learning Assessment (ALTELLA) project aims to apply lessons learned from research on successful instructional practices, accommodations, and assessing English learners (ELs) and students with cognitive disabilities to inform alternate English language proficiency assessments. Learn more. CCWT: MISSION AND HISTORY The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
WAT WEB ALIGNMENT TOOL Welcome to Web Alignment Tool. This tool is designed to produce reports on the alignment of curriculum standards and student assessments. The process requires a group of reviewers first to assign depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels to standards/objectives (Part I). Then reviewers are to code assessment items by identifying thedepth-of-knowledge
NSF AI INSTITUTE FOR STUDENT-AI TEAMING NSF AI Institute for Student-AI Teaming. This institute, housed at the University of Colorado at Boulder, will lead the development of the new science of students-AI teaming. The aim is develop human-AI collaboration models and frameworks for creating the next generation collaborative learning environments composed of diverse student-AIteams.
ASSESSMENT LITERACY IN A STANDARDS-BASED URBAN EDUCATION Abstract This is a report of ongoing work in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) in the area of assessment literacy. An increase in mandates from both state and district and the MPSCHAPTER 38
38. Bayesian SEM 653 and is referred to as the expected a posteriori or EAP estimate. Thus, the conditional expectation of θ is ob-tained by averaging over the marginal distribution of y. Similarly, the conditional variance of θ can be obtainedSTAFF | WCER
Glenn Poole is a doctoral student in the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) and a project assistant at WIDA. His current research interests include longitudinal studies of English learners' achievement, causal inference in econometric analysis, andSTAFF | WCER
Contact Us. Wisconsin Center for Education Research School of Education University of Wisconsin–Madison 1025 West Johnson Street, Suite 785 Madison, Wisconsin 53706 CCWT: WHAT TO DO ABOUT INTERNSHIPS IN LIGHT OF THE COVID Center for College Worforce Transitions 4 range from 5 to 40 hours of work, and projects are due between one week and one month after kick-off. Micro-Internships are used by companies ranging from those in the Fortune 100 to emerging CCWT: MISSION AND HISTORY The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
CCWT: OUR PROJECTS
CCWT is excited to announce a new national study of internships - the National Survey of College Internships (NSCI) – that will officially launch in the Fall of 2021. The NSCI addresses the growing international interest in internships and related forms of work-based learning (WBL), which are widely seen as “high-impact practices”(HIPs
BAYESIAN METHODS FOR EDUCATION RESEARCH Project Director. David Kaplan, Ph.D. Professor Department of Educational Psychology University of Wisconsin - Madison . David Kaplan is the Patricia Busk Professor of Quantitative Methods in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Wisconsin– Madison.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY IN Professional Development to Build Organizational Capacity in Low Achieving Schools . Director: Fred M. Newmann Staff: M. Bruce King, Peter Youngs Funding. Supported from1996-2000 by the Field-Initiated Studies Educational Research Grant Program, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Department of Education (Grant No. R308F60021-97); the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthurCCWT: STAFF
Matthew Wolfgram. Dr. Matthew Wolfgram is an anthropologist of education and an Associate Researcher at CCWT. He earned his Ph.D. in linguistic anthropology from the University of Michigan in 2009, and Dr. Wolfgram’s three major research projects include: (1) an ethnography of communication focused on the education and practice of an indigenous system of medicine in Kerala (south India CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON DIALOGIC INSTRUCTION AND THE IN Research on Dialogic Instruction. DIALOGIC INSTRUCTION is premised on a view of instruction not as what teachers provide or do to students but rather as what teachers and students collaboratively negotiate. High quality classroom discourse is characterized by substantive reciprocity between teachers and their students. SHAWN ANTHONY ROBINSON, PH.D. Shawn Anthony Robinson, Ph.D. Dr. Robinson is creating new research pathways related to removing literacy-related barriers to the U.S. workforce, a problem that affects more than 32 million adults in the United States, according to the U.S. Department of Education and the National Institute of Literacy. His research interests aim to help CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON COLLEGE-WORKFORCE TRANSITIONS The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
TECHNOLOGY/SIMULATIONS Technology/Simulations. We have developed several digital learning environments that middle school students can use to plan and carry out investigations. All of our virtual simulations allow students to systematically manipulate independent variables to collect and interpret data, use evidence to make claims, and write explanations inways
THE CENTER FOR ETHICS & EDUCATION Organizing conversations with philosophers, educators, and researchers about policy and practice. Our Vision. Our central aim is to help scholars develop the relevant knowledge and skills, and bring the scholars, practitioners, and decision makers—who each have something to contribute to developing such work—into fruitful conversationwith
WAT WEB ALIGNMENT TOOL Welcome to Web Alignment Tool. This tool is designed to produce reports on the alignment of curriculum standards and student assessments. The process requires a group of reviewers first to assign depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels to standards/objectives (Part I). Then reviewers are to code assessment items by identifying thedepth-of-knowledge
ALTELLA: ALTERNATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ASSESSMENT The Alternate English Language Learning Assessment (ALTELLA) project aims to apply lessons learned from research on successful instructional practices, accommodations, and assessing English learners (ELs) and students with cognitive disabilities to inform alternate English language proficiency assessments. Learn more. DOING AND TALKING MATH AND SCIENCE This focus on students’ meaning-making represents an important shift. Rather than focusing on memorizing formulas and procedures in math, or taxonomies and definitions in science, we focus today on strengthening students’ reasoning, their skills in collaborating, and their ability to communicate their complex thinking effectively. ASSESSMENT LITERACY IN A STANDARDS-BASED URBAN EDUCATION Abstract This is a report of ongoing work in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) in the area of assessment literacy. An increase in mandates from both state and district and the MPS DOINGCL - ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF LECTURES Advantages and Disadvantages of Lectures. Advantages and disadvantages of lectures as quoted from Bonwell (1996) who cited Cashin (1985) as the original author. AUTHENTIC PEDAGOGY: STANDARDS THAT BOOST STUDENT PERFORMANCE 2 Authentic Pedagogy A. Assessment Tasks Standard 1: Organization of Information: The task asks students to organize, synthesize, interpret, explain, or evaluate TEACHER RELATIONSHIPS LSS Spotlight on Student Success A digest of research from the Laboratory for Student Success No. 309 Teacher Relationships by Margaret C. Wang and Genev a D. Haertel CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON COLLEGE-WORKFORCE TRANSITIONS The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
TECHNOLOGY/SIMULATIONS Technology/Simulations. We have developed several digital learning environments that middle school students can use to plan and carry out investigations. All of our virtual simulations allow students to systematically manipulate independent variables to collect and interpret data, use evidence to make claims, and write explanations inways
THE CENTER FOR ETHICS & EDUCATION Organizing conversations with philosophers, educators, and researchers about policy and practice. Our Vision. Our central aim is to help scholars develop the relevant knowledge and skills, and bring the scholars, practitioners, and decision makers—who each have something to contribute to developing such work—into fruitful conversationwith
WAT WEB ALIGNMENT TOOL Welcome to Web Alignment Tool. This tool is designed to produce reports on the alignment of curriculum standards and student assessments. The process requires a group of reviewers first to assign depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels to standards/objectives (Part I). Then reviewers are to code assessment items by identifying thedepth-of-knowledge
ALTELLA: ALTERNATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ASSESSMENT The Alternate English Language Learning Assessment (ALTELLA) project aims to apply lessons learned from research on successful instructional practices, accommodations, and assessing English learners (ELs) and students with cognitive disabilities to inform alternate English language proficiency assessments. Learn more. DOING AND TALKING MATH AND SCIENCE This focus on students’ meaning-making represents an important shift. Rather than focusing on memorizing formulas and procedures in math, or taxonomies and definitions in science, we focus today on strengthening students’ reasoning, their skills in collaborating, and their ability to communicate their complex thinking effectively. ASSESSMENT LITERACY IN A STANDARDS-BASED URBAN EDUCATION Abstract This is a report of ongoing work in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) in the area of assessment literacy. An increase in mandates from both state and district and the MPS DOINGCL - ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF LECTURES Advantages and Disadvantages of Lectures. Advantages and disadvantages of lectures as quoted from Bonwell (1996) who cited Cashin (1985) as the original author. AUTHENTIC PEDAGOGY: STANDARDS THAT BOOST STUDENT PERFORMANCE 2 Authentic Pedagogy A. Assessment Tasks Standard 1: Organization of Information: The task asks students to organize, synthesize, interpret, explain, or evaluate TEACHER RELATIONSHIPS LSS Spotlight on Student Success A digest of research from the Laboratory for Student Success No. 309 Teacher Relationships by Margaret C. Wang and Genev a D. HaertelSTAFF | WCER
Contact Us. Wisconsin Center for Education Research School of Education University of Wisconsin–Madison 1025 West Johnson Street, Suite 785 Madison, Wisconsin 53706 THE CENTER FOR ETHICS & EDUCATION Organizing conversations with philosophers, educators, and researchers about policy and practice. Our Vision. Our central aim is to help scholars develop the relevant knowledge and skills, and bring the scholars, practitioners, and decision makers—who each have something to contribute to developing such work—into fruitful conversationwith
CCWT: WHAT TO DO ABOUT INTERNSHIPS IN LIGHT OF THE COVID Center for College Worforce Transitions 4 range from 5 to 40 hours of work, and projects are due between one week and one month after kick-off. Micro-Internships are used by companies ranging from those in the Fortune 100 to emergingCCWT: OUR PROJECTS
CCWT is excited to announce a new national study of internships - the National Survey of College Internships (NSCI) – that will officially launch in the Fall of 2021. The NSCI addresses the growing international interest in internships and related forms of work-based learning (WBL), which are widely seen as “high-impact practices”(HIPs
LEAD CENTER // STAFF Hazel Symonette, Ph.D., Program Development & Assessment Specialist Emerita, is an Evaluation Facilitator and Researcher at the Wisconsin Center for Education Research, LEAD Projects (Learning through Evaluation, Adaptation and Dissemination), and the Wisconsin Evaluation Collaborative (WEC). Her work focuses on using assessment and evaluation as participant-centered self-diagnostic PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY IN Professional Development to Build Organizational Capacity in Low Achieving Schools . Director: Fred M. Newmann Staff: M. Bruce King, Peter Youngs Funding. Supported from1996-2000 by the Field-Initiated Studies Educational Research Grant Program, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Department of Education (Grant No. R308F60021-97); the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur DOINGCL - GROUP ROLES Group Roles. When setting up collaborative learning activities, the instructor must decide whether to assign group roles or to let the group members decide. THE ROLE OF LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION IN THE EDUCATION OF 3 Language and Communication ALTELLA Brief No. 7 September 2018 of human language as evolving within specific contexts, being governed byphonological,
AUTHENTIC PEDAGOGY: STANDARDS THAT BOOST STUDENT PERFORMANCE 2 Authentic Pedagogy A. Assessment Tasks Standard 1: Organization of Information: The task asks students to organize, synthesize, interpret, explain, or evaluate CL1 - TEACHING STORIES: ADVANTAGES OF COLLABORATIVE LEARNING Students speak out on Collaborative Learning by Cathy Middlecamp. Students say the advantages are:. You can usually get a lot more done in a shorter amount of time.STAFF | WCER
Glenn Poole is a doctoral student in the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) and a project assistant at WIDA. His current research interests include longitudinal studies of English learners' achievement, causal inference in econometric analysis, and CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON COLLEGE-WORKFORCE TRANSITIONS The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
TECHNOLOGY/SIMULATIONS Technology/Simulations. We have developed several digital learning environments that middle school students can use to plan and carry out investigations. All of our virtual simulations allow students to systematically manipulate independent variables to collect and interpret data, use evidence to make claims, and write explanations inways
ALTELLA: ALTERNATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ASSESSMENT The Alternate English Language Learning Assessment (ALTELLA) project aims to apply lessons learned from research on successful instructional practices, accommodations, and assessing English learners (ELs) and students with cognitive disabilities to inform alternate English language proficiency assessments. Learn more. WAT WEB ALIGNMENT TOOL Welcome to Web Alignment Tool. This tool is designed to produce reports on the alignment of curriculum standards and student assessments. The process requires a group of reviewers first to assign depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels to standards/objectives (Part I). Then reviewers are to code assessment items by identifying thedepth-of-knowledge
DOING AND TALKING MATH AND SCIENCE This focus on students’ meaning-making represents an important shift. Rather than focusing on memorizing formulas and procedures in math, or taxonomies and definitions in science, we focus today on strengthening students’ reasoning, their skills in collaborating, and their ability to communicate their complex thinking effectively. NSF AI INSTITUTE FOR STUDENT-AI TEAMING NSF AI Institute for Student-AI Teaming. This institute, housed at the University of Colorado at Boulder, will lead the development of the new science of students-AI teaming. The aim is develop human-AI collaboration models and frameworks for creating the next generation collaborative learning environments composed of diverse student-AIteams.
ASSESSMENT LITERACY IN A STANDARDS-BASED URBAN EDUCATION Abstract This is a report of ongoing work in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) in the area of assessment literacy. An increase in mandates from both state and district and the MPS DOINGCL - TEACHING GOALS INVENTORY Teaching Goals Inventory: Self-Assessment of Instructional Goals. The following self-assessment of instructional goals has been reproduced with permission from Angelo and Cross (1993).CHAPTER 38
38. Bayesian SEM 653 and is referred to as the expected a posteriori or EAP estimate. Thus, the conditional expectation of θ is ob-tained by averaging over the marginal distribution of y. Similarly, the conditional variance of θ can be obtainedSTAFF | WCER
Glenn Poole is a doctoral student in the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) and a project assistant at WIDA. His current research interests include longitudinal studies of English learners' achievement, causal inference in econometric analysis, and CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON COLLEGE-WORKFORCE TRANSITIONS The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
TECHNOLOGY/SIMULATIONS Technology/Simulations. We have developed several digital learning environments that middle school students can use to plan and carry out investigations. All of our virtual simulations allow students to systematically manipulate independent variables to collect and interpret data, use evidence to make claims, and write explanations inways
ALTELLA: ALTERNATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ASSESSMENT The Alternate English Language Learning Assessment (ALTELLA) project aims to apply lessons learned from research on successful instructional practices, accommodations, and assessing English learners (ELs) and students with cognitive disabilities to inform alternate English language proficiency assessments. Learn more. WAT WEB ALIGNMENT TOOL Welcome to Web Alignment Tool. This tool is designed to produce reports on the alignment of curriculum standards and student assessments. The process requires a group of reviewers first to assign depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels to standards/objectives (Part I). Then reviewers are to code assessment items by identifying thedepth-of-knowledge
DOING AND TALKING MATH AND SCIENCE This focus on students’ meaning-making represents an important shift. Rather than focusing on memorizing formulas and procedures in math, or taxonomies and definitions in science, we focus today on strengthening students’ reasoning, their skills in collaborating, and their ability to communicate their complex thinking effectively. NSF AI INSTITUTE FOR STUDENT-AI TEAMING NSF AI Institute for Student-AI Teaming. This institute, housed at the University of Colorado at Boulder, will lead the development of the new science of students-AI teaming. The aim is develop human-AI collaboration models and frameworks for creating the next generation collaborative learning environments composed of diverse student-AIteams.
ASSESSMENT LITERACY IN A STANDARDS-BASED URBAN EDUCATION Abstract This is a report of ongoing work in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) in the area of assessment literacy. An increase in mandates from both state and district and the MPS DOINGCL - TEACHING GOALS INVENTORY Teaching Goals Inventory: Self-Assessment of Instructional Goals. The following self-assessment of instructional goals has been reproduced with permission from Angelo and Cross (1993).CHAPTER 38
38. Bayesian SEM 653 and is referred to as the expected a posteriori or EAP estimate. Thus, the conditional expectation of θ is ob-tained by averaging over the marginal distribution of y. Similarly, the conditional variance of θ can be obtainedSTAFF | WCER
Contact Us. Wisconsin Center for Education Research School of Education University of Wisconsin–Madison 1025 West Johnson Street, Suite 785 Madison, Wisconsin 53706STAFF | WCER
Glenn Poole is a doctoral student in the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) and a project assistant at WIDA. His current research interests include longitudinal studies of English learners' achievement, causal inference in econometric analysis, and THE CENTER FOR ETHICS & EDUCATION Organizing conversations with philosophers, educators, and researchers about policy and practice. Our Vision. Our central aim is to help scholars develop the relevant knowledge and skills, and bring the scholars, practitioners, and decision makers—who each have something to contribute to developing such work—into fruitful conversationwith
FORTALEZAS FAMILIARES Fortalezas Familiares is a program created to assist families struggling with maternal depression. Since maternal depression affects the whole family, FF is designed to address common issues likely to impact each member. With the help of trained facilitators, FF assists in building understanding and communication with the goal ofincreasing
CCWT: WEBINAR SERIES CCWT hosts a regular webinar series where CCWT staff speak with scholars who are active in the fields of higher education and workforce development. Hear about the latest findings on college internships, implications for college students amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, and discussions regarding equity and social justice inhigher education.
CCWT: PUBLICATIONS
Research Briefs. Hora, M.T., Huerta, A., Gopal, A., & Wolfgram, M. (2021). A review of the literature on internships for Latinx students at Hispanic-Serving Institutions: Toward a Latinx-serving internship experience. Center for Research on College-Workforce Transitions (Research Brief #16). University of Wisconsin–Madison, WisconsinCenter
CCWT: WHAT TO DO ABOUT INTERNSHIPS IN LIGHT OF THE COVID Center for College Worforce Transitions 4 range from 5 to 40 hours of work, and projects are due between one week and one month after kick-off. Micro-Internships are used by companies ranging from those in the Fortune 100 to emerging CCWT: MISSION AND HISTORY The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
CCWT: STAFF
Matthew Wolfgram. Dr. Matthew Wolfgram is an anthropologist of education and an Associate Researcher at CCWT. He earned his Ph.D. in linguistic anthropology from the University of Michigan in 2009, and Dr. Wolfgram’s three major research projects include: (1) an ethnography of communication focused on the education and practice of an indigenous system of medicine in Kerala (south India PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY IN Professional Development to Build Organizational Capacity in Low Achieving Schools . Director: Fred M. Newmann Staff: M. Bruce King, Peter Youngs Funding. Supported from1996-2000 by the Field-Initiated Studies Educational Research Grant Program, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Department of Education (Grant No. R308F60021-97); the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthurSTAFF | WCER
Glenn Poole is a doctoral student in the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) and a project assistant at WIDA. His current research interests include longitudinal studies of English learners' achievement, causal inference in econometric analysis, and CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON COLLEGE-WORKFORCE TRANSITIONS The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
WEC: WISCONSIN EVALUATION COLLABORATIVE Wisconsin Evaluation Collaborative (WEC) conducts and supports program evaluations within the preK-12 education system through partnerships with school districts, professional associations, state agencies, education-based community organizations, and Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs). We are a community of evaluators withdiverse
ALTELLA: ALTERNATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ASSESSMENT The Alternate English Language Learning Assessment (ALTELLA) project aims to apply lessons learned from research on successful instructional practices, accommodations, and assessing English learners (ELs) and students with cognitive disabilities to inform alternate English language proficiency assessments. Learn more. DOING AND TALKING MATH AND SCIENCE This focus on students’ meaning-making represents an important shift. Rather than focusing on memorizing formulas and procedures in math, or taxonomies and definitions in science, we focus today on strengthening students’ reasoning, their skills in collaborating, and their ability to communicate their complex thinking effectively. LEAD CENTER // STAFF Hazel Symonette, Ph.D., Program Development & Assessment Specialist Emerita, is an Evaluation Facilitator and Researcher at the Wisconsin Center for Education Research, LEAD Projects (Learning through Evaluation, Adaptation and Dissemination), and the Wisconsin Evaluation Collaborative (WEC). Her work focuses on using assessment and evaluation as participant-centered self-diagnostic PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY IN Professional Development to Build Organizational Capacity in Low Achieving Schools . Director: Fred M. Newmann Staff: M. Bruce King, Peter Youngs Funding. Supported from1996-2000 by the Field-Initiated Studies Educational Research Grant Program, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Department of Education (Grant No. R308F60021-97); the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur WAT WEB ALIGNMENT TOOL Welcome to Web Alignment Tool. This tool is designed to produce reports on the alignment of curriculum standards and student assessments. The process requires a group of reviewers first to assign depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels to standards/objectives (Part I). Then reviewers are to code assessment items by identifying thedepth-of-knowledge
BAYESIAN METHODS FOR EDUCATION RESEARCH About the Project . Our work seeks to develop, apply, and disseminate a Bayesian alternative to the frequentist (classical) statistical paradigm used in rigorous empirical research in the educationsciences.
ASSESSMENT LITERACY IN A STANDARDS-BASED URBAN EDUCATION Abstract This is a report of ongoing work in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) in the area of assessment literacy. An increase in mandates from both state and district and the MPSSTAFF | WCER
Glenn Poole is a doctoral student in the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (ELPA) and a project assistant at WIDA. His current research interests include longitudinal studies of English learners' achievement, causal inference in econometric analysis, and CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON COLLEGE-WORKFORCE TRANSITIONS The mission of the Center for Research on College to Workforce Transitions (CCWT) is to conduct and support research, critical policy analysis, and public dialogue on student experiences with the transition from college to the workforce in order to inform policies, programs, and practices that promote academic and career success forall learners.
WEC: WISCONSIN EVALUATION COLLABORATIVE Wisconsin Evaluation Collaborative (WEC) conducts and supports program evaluations within the preK-12 education system through partnerships with school districts, professional associations, state agencies, education-based community organizations, and Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs). We are a community of evaluators withdiverse
ALTELLA: ALTERNATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ASSESSMENT The Alternate English Language Learning Assessment (ALTELLA) project aims to apply lessons learned from research on successful instructional practices, accommodations, and assessing English learners (ELs) and students with cognitive disabilities to inform alternate English language proficiency assessments. Learn more. DOING AND TALKING MATH AND SCIENCE This focus on students’ meaning-making represents an important shift. Rather than focusing on memorizing formulas and procedures in math, or taxonomies and definitions in science, we focus today on strengthening students’ reasoning, their skills in collaborating, and their ability to communicate their complex thinking effectively. LEAD CENTER // STAFF Hazel Symonette, Ph.D., Program Development & Assessment Specialist Emerita, is an Evaluation Facilitator and Researcher at the Wisconsin Center for Education Research, LEAD Projects (Learning through Evaluation, Adaptation and Dissemination), and the Wisconsin Evaluation Collaborative (WEC). Her work focuses on using assessment and evaluation as participant-centered self-diagnostic PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY IN Professional Development to Build Organizational Capacity in Low Achieving Schools . Director: Fred M. Newmann Staff: M. Bruce King, Peter Youngs Funding. Supported from1996-2000 by the Field-Initiated Studies Educational Research Grant Program, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Department of Education (Grant No. R308F60021-97); the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur WAT WEB ALIGNMENT TOOL Welcome to Web Alignment Tool. This tool is designed to produce reports on the alignment of curriculum standards and student assessments. The process requires a group of reviewers first to assign depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels to standards/objectives (Part I). Then reviewers are to code assessment items by identifying thedepth-of-knowledge
BAYESIAN METHODS FOR EDUCATION RESEARCH About the Project . Our work seeks to develop, apply, and disseminate a Bayesian alternative to the frequentist (classical) statistical paradigm used in rigorous empirical research in the educationsciences.
ASSESSMENT LITERACY IN A STANDARDS-BASED URBAN EDUCATION Abstract This is a report of ongoing work in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) in the area of assessment literacy. An increase in mandates from both state and district and the MPS WEC: WISCONSIN EVALUATION COLLABORATIVE Wisconsin Evaluation Collaborative. Wisconsin Evaluation Collaborative (WEC) conducts and supports program evaluations within the preK-12 education system through partnerships with school districts, professional associations, state agencies, education-based community organizations, and Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs). TECHNOLOGY/SIMULATIONS Technology/Simulations. We have developed several digital learning environments that middle school students can use to plan and carry out investigations. All of our virtual simulations allow students to systematically manipulate independent variables to collect and interpret data, use evidence to make claims, and write explanations inways
C2L – CONTEXTUALIZE TO LEARN Contextualize to Learn is a 3-year mixed methods research project led by Dr. Xueli Wang at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and funded by the National Science Foundation. The project explores how 2-year college faculty engage with professional development around math contextualization and the effect of contextualization on studentoutcomes
CCWT: WHAT TO DO ABOUT INTERNSHIPS IN LIGHT OF THE COVID Center for College Worforce Transitions 4 range from 5 to 40 hours of work, and projects are due between one week and one month after kick-off. Micro-Internships are used by companies ranging from those in the Fortune 100 to emerging BAYESIAN METHODS FOR EDUCATION RESEARCH Project Director. David Kaplan, Ph.D. Professor Department of Educational Psychology University of Wisconsin - Madison . David Kaplan is the Patricia Busk Professor of Quantitative Methods in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Wisconsin– Madison.
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A GCDF/CCSP is a person who works in any career development setting or who incorporates career development information or skills in their work with students, adults, clients, employees, or the public. A professional with this training has received in-depth instruction in a 120-hour class provided by a nationally qualified and certifiedtrainer.
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Matthew Wolfgram. Dr. Matthew Wolfgram is an anthropologist of education and an Associate Researcher at CCWT. He earned his Ph.D. in linguistic anthropology from the University of Michigan in 2009, and Dr. Wolfgram’s three major research projects include: (1) an ethnography of communication focused on the education and practice of an indigenous system of medicine in Kerala (south India NSF AI INSTITUTE FOR STUDENT-AI TEAMING NSF AI Institute for Student-AI Teaming. This institute, housed at the University of Colorado at Boulder, will lead the development of the new science of students-AI teaming. The aim is develop human-AI collaboration models and frameworks for creating the next generation collaborative learning environments composed of diverse student-AIteams.
SHAWN ANTHONY ROBINSON, PH.D. Shawn Anthony Robinson, Ph.D. Dr. Robinson is creating new research pathways related to removing literacy-related barriers to the U.S. workforce, a problem that affects more than 32 million adults in the United States, according to the U.S. Department of Education and the National Institute of Literacy. His research interests aim to help DOINGCL - GROUP ROLES Group Roles. When setting up collaborative learning activities, the instructor must decide whether to assign group roles or to let the group members decide.*
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NEW CCWT STUDY SHOWS ONLINE INTERNSHIPS UNDERPERFORMED DURING COVID-19PANDEMIC
------------------------- Research from WCER’s Center for Research on College-Workforce Transitions shows changes are needed to online internships after fewer students than expected take one and report worse outcomes than those doing in-person versions. -------------------------READ MORE >
MSAN CONSORTIUM BRINGS TOGETHER EDUCATORS FOR SCHOOL EQUITY ------------------------- This year’s MSAN Institute offered two days of virtual professional development focused on advancing anti-racist school leadership and teaching practices, including a panel of MSAN high school students/equity leaders sharing their views on what educators can do to support students of color. -------------------------READ MORE >
HOW COVID-19 IMPACTS COLLEGE STUDENTS ------------------------- The pandemic has disrupted the lives of many people. College students, in particular, have had to make significant adjustments to their education, career goals and entry into the workforce. The Center for Research on College-Workforce Transitions profiles five diverse groups of students affected by COVID through a new digital hub called, “College Life During the Pandemic: Stories of Students Navigating Unprecedented Times.” -------------------------READ MORE >
MEP AWARDS $100K FOR NEW IDEAS IN EQUITY-FOCUSED RESEARCH IN MADISONSCHOOLS
------------------------- Six projects for 2021 tackle themes including anti-racism in learning communities and teacher development, equity in academic and career planning, and the impact of COVID-19 in family supports and early-grade literacy instruction. -------------------------READ MORE >
CHECK OUT VIDEO OF ‘REAL TALK FOR REAL CHANGE’ EXPERT PANEL DISCUSSING ISSUES OF RACE, EQUITY ------------------------- If you missed WCER Deputy Director Mariana Castro and other panelists talking about how to transform conversations into action for lasting change live during the Feb. 25 webinar, you can view the YouTube video recording of the event anytime. -------------------------WATCH VIDEO HERE >
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ONLINE INTERNSHIPS FAIL TO MEET EXPECTATIONS _ Inside Higher Education, May 19_ NEW STUDY REVEALS ONLY 22% OF COLLEGE STUDENTS DID INTERNSHIPS DURINGCOVID PANDEMIC
_ CCWT/WCER Communications, May 18_ CRECE SEEKS APPLICATIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWS PROGRAM _ WCER Communications, Apr 22_ WISCONSIN SCHOOLS LOOK TO CONTINUE, EXPAND FUTURE VIRTUAL OPTIONS _ Fox 6 Milwaukee, Apr 22_ NEW PROJECTS STUDY ROOT CAUSES OF INEQUALITIES AND HOW TO REDUCE THEIREFFECTS
_ UW-Madison News, Apr 15_ U.S. EDUCATORS MEETING ONLINE IN MSAN INSTITUTE TO ADVANCE ANTI-RACISTSCHOOL LEADERSHIP
_ WCER Communications, Apr 15_PUBLICATIONS
WCER WORKING PAPER: INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS FOR MANY AND STRUCTURAL CHANGE FOR SOME: TEACHER AND STAFF PERCEPTIONS OF AND ADJUSTMENTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ CLASSED RESPONSIBILITIES OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL Annaliese Grant, Eric Grodsky, Maria Velazquez, Rosie Miesner, and LynMacgregor, May 2021
“Our HMoob American College _Paj Ntaub_: Student-Engaged Community-Based Participatory Action Research (CBPAR) as Counter-Invisibility Work,” BAILEY B. SMOLAREK, Matthew Wolfgram, Mai Veng Vang, Choua P. Xiong, Lena Lee, Pangzoo Lee, Lee Myxee Thao, Kia Vang, Pa Dou Xiong, Odyssey Xiong & Pheechai Xiong, International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, April 30, 2021. WCER WORKING PAPER: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON INTERNSHIPS FOR LATINX STUDENTS AT HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS: TOWARD A LATINX-SERVING INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE Matthew T. Hora, Adrian Huerta, Anita Gopal, and Matthew Wolfgram,April 2021
WCER WORKING PAPER: EXPLORING MAKING THROUGH MOBILE EMERGENT TECHNOLOGIES: MAKERSPACE EDUCATION IN RURAL COMMUNITIES Jessie Nixon, Erica Halverson, and Andy Stoiber, March 2021 “IMPROVING DEPARTMENT CLIMATE THROUGH BIAS LITERACY: ONE COLLEGE’SEXPERIENCE,”
Jennifer Sheridan, Eve Fine, Manuela Romero, Carmen Juniper Neimeko, Molly Carnes, CHRISTINE BELL, YOU-GEON LEE, Casey Stockstill, _Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering 27(2):87–106_,2021
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ALISON LINDNER has received a grant of $10,000 from the University of Wisconsin Foundation for “Lobeck Krug Early Childhood EducationFund.” (060421)
MADELINE HAFNER has been awarded $2,555 from the University of Wisconsin Foundation for “MSAN – Close the Gap Fund.” (060421) ANDY GARBACZ, KATIE EKLUND AND STEPHEN KILGUS have received a grant of $99,982 from the University of Wisconsin Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (UW ICTR) and Wisconsin Partnership Program (WPP) for “Optimizing the Capacity of Public Schools to Promote Youth Mental Health” through March 31, 2022. (042721)FUNDERS
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