Educators can more effectively engage with researchers to advance practice by using the What Works Clearinghouse and other sources of research findings as a base¶
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q1 i? Educators can more effectively engage with researchers to advance practice, using the What Works Clearinghouse and other sources of research findings as a base. → Mark Dynarski 2010
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Mark Dynarski 2010¶
Mark Dynarski. (2010). Connecting Education Research to Practitioners and Practitioners to Education Research. Phi Delta Kappan, vol. 92, no. 1. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/connecting-education-research-to-practitioners-and-practitioners-to-education-research
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The publisher's abstract states the article's aim: it "examines how educators can more effectively engage with researchers to advance practice" with the What Works Clearinghouse and other research-finding sources as a base. No empirical data, design, or effect size is reported in the available text.
"This article examines how educators can more effectively engage with researchers to advance practice, using the What Works Clearinghouse and other sources of research findings as a base."
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Educators can more effectively engage with researchers to advance practice by using the What Works Clearinghouse and other sources of research findings as a base |
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Educators can more effectively engage with researchers to advance practice by using the What Works Clearinghouse and other sources of research findings as a base |
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