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Experience
Ed Research Works focuses its efforts on many types of projects:
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ExemplarsCurrent and past projects concretely illustrate Ed Research Works' objectives and impact. For example, research communication series IgnitED Research, aims to build stronger connections between learning science and instructional practice. The Learning Accelerator's Measurement Fellowship mobilized a diverse group of individuals working at the nexus of research and practice to generate field-friendly, evidence-based resources to improve effective implementation of blended learning instructional strategies. Advisory roles, such as with SXSW EDU, and the US ED Office of Educational Technology's Rapid Cycle Evaluation Coach, build capacity among educators for using research in their daily work. |
Expertise
Ed Research Works was founded and is led by Sarojani S. Mohammed, Ph.D. who has 15 years' experience leading research studies and external evaluations of education initiatives in public, private, and nonprofit settings.
Dr. Mohammed has spent her career working to ensure research equitably improves K-12 learning experiences, and is a founding board member of Capacity Catalyst, an Austin, TX-based nonprofit on a mission to empower communities through more accessible and adaptable research and evaluation. Learn more about Saro and her work >> |
Engagement
Ed Research Works is guided in all projects by the following principles:
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Endorsements
If you would like to hear firsthand what working with us is like, just ask and we'll provide names & contact info. Here's what we've been told via unsolicited, written feedback: |
Fighting the injustice of knowledge hoarding
by making deep, meaningful connections between research and practice
to foster the best learning experiences for each learner.
All the Tools You Need for Learners to Succeed
How to reach us:
Are you ready to bring research and evidence to bear on improving learning? Want to learn more? Have feedback to share? Email [email protected] |
Where to find us:
Sep 9: How Can Data Be Racist? presented by Galvanize Webinar Sep 17: Community-Engaged Research to Achieve Social Justice, Austin Ivy Plus Virtual Speaker Series by Cal Alumni Club of Austin |