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Science achievement gaps begin as early as kindergarten

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Research indicates math, reading achievement in early grades also influences later science achievement. Their science achievement gaps remained fairly stable from third grade through eighth grade. Waiting to address science achievement gaps by middle or high school may be waiting too long.

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Are Your Assessments Fair and Balanced?

Faculty Focus

In order to provide useful information to instructors and students about student achievement, it must be understood that student assessment is more than just a grade because it should link student performance to specific learning objectives. Peer review in the classroom: Student perceptions, peer feedback quality and the role of assessment.

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Are Your Assessments Fair and Balanced?

Faculty Focus

In order to provide useful information to instructors and students about student achievement, it must be understood that student assessment is more than just a grade because it should link student performance to specific learning objectives. Peer review in the classroom: Student perceptions, peer feedback quality and the role of assessment.

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Should High School Students Do Academic Research?

Edsurge

A growing number of high school students are looking for opportunities to do academic research, hoping to add ‘published author’ to their list of achievements when they apply to colleges. No peer reviewed journal would publish this work, she adds.

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Top STEM Schools in Georgia Host High-Tech Personalized Classes Without Hours of Screentime

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Students must be high achievers in middle school with recommendations from math and science teachers, in addition to high test scores. Out of those who applied, the school accepted 60—leaving them with a crop of smart, enthusiastic, high-achieving group of students. “I am learning with the students. What they are doing is incredible.”

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How Improving Student Feedback and Teaching Data Science Restored Our Classroom Culture

Edsurge

Over the past three years, with experimentation and many conversations, my students and I have worked together to develop a system of learning that values transparency, fairness, collaboration and feedback—and we've got the data to support that it’s improving student engagement.

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Academic Asphyxiation: The Inequitable Expectation of ‘Serial Monogamy’ in Manuscript Submissions to Scholarly Journals 

Faculty Focus

Through a deeper understanding of these issues, we can begin to imagine and advocate for a scholarly publishing system that is fair, efficient, and reflective of the realities of the digital age. Additionally, this policy inadvertently supports a lack of transparency in the review process.