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2010

Mar 8
Martha Alibali and Mitchell Nathan are leading a team of three university groups investigating the learning and teaching of the mathematics of space and motion.

Mar 1
A new Working Paper explores the impact of district and school contexts on the implementation of an inquiry-oriented elementary science initiative undertaken in the Los Angeles Unified School District.

Feb 22
With funding from the Institute of Education Sciences, Mitchell Nathan and colleagues have begun an interdisciplinary training program to help postdoctoral students conduct rigorous research in math education.

Feb 15
WCER Scientist Susan Millar has been appointed to the leadership team for The Morgridge Institute for Research.
Feb 8
The study of learning environments that support positive youth development is a growing field.
Feb 1
The Value Added Research Center has been awarded a new $3.7 million grant from the Bush Foundation.
Jan 26

Agile Mind for Biology (AMB) supports the teaching and learning of high school biology content. It’s an online tool providing interactive visualizations and animations.

Jan 18

A new Working Paper reports results of a pilot test of guidelines and related tools from an evaluation of the The Chicago Community Trust.

Jan 11

Training psychologists to work in schools is critical, says Thomas R. Kratochwill.

Jan 5

The Learning Sciences are poised to make great strides in advancing understanding of complex human behavior.