University of Minnesota
College of Education and Human Development

Methodology in Educational Research Group

The following papers have been presented by members of MERG. The authors of each paper are solely responsible for their contents.

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Rodriguez, Ooms, Montanez, Yan (2005). Perceptions of online learning quality given comfort with technology, motivation to learn technology skills, satisfaction, & online learning experience.
De Alba-Johnson, Rodriguez, Arias, Zelin Johnson, McConnell, McEvoy, Horst, Passe (2004). Is professional training enough? The effect of coaching in the practice of early literacy instruction.
Willcutt, Wu, Palumbo, Samuels (2004). Effects of the fluent reader program on reading performance.
de Alba-Johnson (2003). Youth development practices and the Latino community.
Chan & Maruyama (2003). High school math preparation for students taking math remedial courses in post-secondary institutions.
Rodriguez & Jung (2003). The replicability of reliability generalization.
Tichy-Reese (2003). The social interdependence of moral development: an exploration of two theoretical models in order to create empirical bridges between them.
Bart & Atherton (2003). Neuroscientific basis of chess playing: Applications to the development of Talent and Education.
Atherton (2002). A neurocognitive model for educators.

Diakidoy, Kendeou, & Ioannides (2002).

Reading about energy: The effects of text structure in science learning and conceptual change.
Gustafson (2002). Issues of accountability: A case study of a charter school under development.
Maeda & Rodriguez (2002). Statistical issues of reliability generalization and an application to achievement data.
Rodriguez & Morrobel (2002). Latino youth development: A vision of success in a period of empirical drought.
Rodriguez (2000). Validity of reliability generalization.
Rodriguez (1997). The art and science of item writing: A meta-analysis of multiple-choice item format effects.

 

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