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Twittering the AERA conference
Providing substantial reactions to conference sessions, sharing information, and promoting one’s blog posts and presentations were the three kinds of information Tweeted most often at the AERA Annual … more →
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Stump Dr. Mark Lehner
COSI wrote 1 month ago: Author: Carli Dr. Mark Lehner, who was at the Lost Egypt exhibit opening, is featured in COSI’ … more →
Commentary: Reframing the school safety debate
heygrrrl wrote 1 month ago: By Dr. Emery Petchauer Diverse Voices in Higher Education Last month I participated in the 2009 Amer … more →
The Way We Were, Are, and Could Be - Part II
Randy Clemens wrote 1 month ago: This spring I attended an AERA session regarding new methods in qualitative research; Dr. Richard Sa … more →
Call For Manuscripts: The High School Journal
mkbnl wrote 2 months ago: This has been re-posted from the AERA Rural Education SIG’s blog. The High School Journal Sch … more →
The Dummies Guide to AERA: A First-year's Experiences Revisited
Randy Clemens wrote 2 months ago: Most of the grizzled conference veterans, professors and students alike, in an education department … more →
Use of Facebook linked to lower GPA?
belorez wrote 2 months ago: Last month, a paper presented at the annual conference of the American Educational Research Associat … more →
Twittering the AERA conference
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paul wrote 2 months ago: Providing substantial reactions to conference sessions, sharing information, and promoting one’s blo … more →
Recruit an 18-Year-Old, and Enroll Her Parents, Too?
veronicalynne wrote 2 months ago: Programs that encourage high-school students from low-income families to prepare for college may hav … more →
Learning the Ropes: Public communication for researchers
paul wrote 3 months ago: The 2009 annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association has drawn to a close, but f … more →
AERA 2009 - Distance Education in Rural Contexts
mkbnl wrote 3 months ago: Okay, this is the last post I will be making from the 2009 annual meeting of the American Educationa … more →
AERA 2009 - Beyond Volunteerism and Good Will: Examining the Commitment of School-Based Teachers to Distance Education
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mkbnl wrote 3 months ago: The last K-12 Online Learning Presentations at the 2009 annual meeting of the American Educational R … more →
AERA 2009 - Barriers to Distance Education in Rural Schools
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mkbnl wrote 3 months ago: Okay, the last two or three entries related to the K-12 Online Learning Presentations at the annual … more →
AERA 2009 - Variability in U.S. Virtual School Policies Affecting Course Completion Rates
mkbnl wrote 3 months ago: Continuing with the oddness of today at the the 2009 annual meeting of the American Educational Rese … more →
AERA 2009 - Rurality and Virtual School Environments: An Analysis of Student and Teacher Expectations
mkbnl wrote 3 months ago: As I mentioned in the previous entry (see AERA 2009 – Virtual School Student Performance in a … more →
AERA 2009 - Virtual School Student Performance in a Rural and Remote Jurisdiction
mkbnl wrote 3 months ago: Still with the oddness of the day, I missed most of Kevin’s roundtable session, Rurality and V … more →
AERA 2009 - It’s Not That Tough: Students Speak About Their Online Learning Experiences
mkbnl wrote 3 months ago: Today was an odd day for K-12 online learning presentations at the 2009 annual meeting of the Americ … more →
Riding the backchannel
paul wrote 3 months ago: For a running commentary from the point of view of an average (albeit technologically skilled) pers … more →
2 reporters + 2 researchers = productive conversation
paul wrote 3 months ago: Education reporters and education researchers share overlapping interests and, although cooperation … more →
Study Finds Students Increasingly Sorted Among Colleges Based on Achievement
veronicalynne wrote 3 months ago: As competition for admission to selective colleges has stiffened in recent decades, students have be … more →
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