Sessions at AERA 2024 in Philadelphia

Thursday, April 11, 2024

Notary Hotel

First Floor, Grand Ballroom Salon II Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Session 1: 9:00 am to 10:30 am

Chair: Tabitha Bellamy, New Jersey Department of Education

  • Northeastern Educational Research Association, NERA         
    • Higher Education Title IX Coordinators as Policy Actors: Street-Level Bureaucracy and Beyond   
    • Rebecca S. Natow, Hofstra University
  • Mid South Educational Research Association, MSERA           
    • We Wanted to Do Something Innovative: Exploring Motivations of Arkansas Districts Adopting Four-Day School Weeks or Year-Round Calendars
      • Kathryn Barnes, Sarah McKenzie, University of Arkansas                 
  • South Carolina Educators for Practical Use of Research, SCEPUR        
    • Elementary Educators’ Understanding and Implementation of Universal Design for Learning Practices in Data Science Instruction
      • Shanna E. Hirsch, Danielle Herro, Mya Kelley, Clemson University; Matthew Madison, University of Georgia; Jonte’ C. Taylor, Pennsylvania State University
  • Virginia Educational Research Association, VERA
    • Examining Established and Emerging Teacher Working Conditions That Influence Teacher Retention
      • Rachel Sue White, University of Tennessee; Daniel Player, University of Virginia; Luke C. Miller, University of Virginia; Amy L. Reynolds, University of Virginia

Session 2: 12:40 pm to 2:10 pm

Chair: Tabitha Bellamy, New Jersey Department of Education

  • Florida Educational Research Association, FERA  
    • Do intelligent tutoring systems benefit K-12 students in the U.S.? A meta-analytic evaluation of treatment effect heterogeneity    
      • Walter Leite, University of Florida; Huibin Zhang, University of Tennessee; Shibani Rana, University of Florida; Yide Hao, University of Florida; Amber Hatch, University of Florida; Lingchen Kong, University of Florida; Huan Kuang, Florida State University
  • New England Educational Research Organization, NEERO   
    • Are Regression Models (In)congruent with Intersectionality Theory? Applying Intersectionality Theory to Education Research and Interrogating Limitations       
      • Olivia Szendey, WestEd
  • Hawai‘i Educational Research Association, HERA 
    • An examination of the long-term effects of a teacher professional development in inquiry science
      • Joanna Philippoff, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, George Harrison, University of Oregon, Kanesa Duncan Seraphin, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
  • Louisiana Educational Research Association, LERA                
    • Teacher Perceptions on Implementing Inquiry-Based Learning Approaches to Underrepresented STEM Populations  
      • Leslie Annette Birdon, Ouachita Parish School Board
  • Georgia Educational Research Association, GERA
    • The State of Elementary School Recess in Georgia: Pandemic, Policies, and Patterns of Play      
      • Karyn Allee, Mercer University, Erica DeCuir, Albany State University; Dawn Robinson, University of South Carolina – Beaufort

Session 3: 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm

Chair: Thanh Truc Nguyen, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa

  • Southwest Educational Research Association, SERA              
    • The Road Back to Normal?: A Longitudinal Qualitative Investigation of Teacher Experiences through COVID-19
      • Karen E. McIntush, University of Houston
  • North Carolina Association for Research in Education, NCARE               
    • Lifting an Even Heavier Load: Influences on Teacher Burnout During the COVID-19 Pandemic    
      • Jennifer R. McGee, Gwynne Shoaf, Tim Huelsman, Terry McClannon, Melba Spooner, Appalachian State University
  • Mid-Western Educational Research Association, MWERA     
    • Beyond Elkonin Boxes: Using Multisensory Strategies to Master Decodable High Frequency Words with First Graders                
      • Kelle DeWine, Beavercreek School District; Hannah Chai, Wright State University
  • California Educational Research Association, CERA               
    • Research Evidence to Support Alternate English Language Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC) in Reclassification Decisions
      • Kelly Bacher, California Department of Education; Molly Faulkner-Bond, WestEd; Patricia Baron, Educational Testing Service; Shuqin Guo, California Department of Education; Min Huang, WestEd;  Alesha Moreno-Ramirez, California Department of Education; Mao Vang, California Department of Education