Behavioral Research and Teaching
The projects at BRT concentrate on access to learning so that appropriate and accurate information can be collected from all students to improve decision-making. We focus on developing information systems with three primary goals:- Improve basic skills assessments so that all students can read, write, and compute.
- Enhance learning of middle and secondary content subject matter so that all students have the opportunity to develop a broad knowledge base.
- Provide accessibility to large-scale testing so that all students can demonstrate their proficiencies on state and local achievement standards.
Teacher Opportunities: Participate in research, help refine reading assessments, earn resources for your classroom! Go to: www.brtprojects.org/about/current-research
District easyCBM™ is an enhanced district assessment system designed by researchers at the University of Oregon as an integral part of an RTI (Response to Intervention) model. Distributed exclusively by Riverside, it provides school districts, administrators, and teachers with a full suite of assessment and reporting options, offering a complete solution at every tier of the RTI process.
Riversidepublishing.com/easycbm
News & Updates
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The National Conference on Student Assessment (NCSA) provides a forum for conference attendees to find out what is happening in the world of assessment - what is new, what is changing, and what is working and not working. NCSA is a practitioner's conference and where attendees can network with professionals in the assessment community while learning about the possibilities of assessment and learning.
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“Non Satis Scire: To Know Is Not Enough”
The program will consist primarily of presentations selected through this open call for submissions and a peer review process guided by program chairs of divisions, committees, and special interest groups (SIGs). In addition, there will be invited speakers and symposia, panel discussions, professional development courses, and graduate student programs. -
Invited Session on Accountability and Large Scale Assessment presented by Dr. Gerald Tindal.
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The Pacific Coast Research Conference is an annual research meeting, held on the West Coast in mid-winter. It is intended for researchers and post-docs concerned about teaching, learning, and schooling for students with mild to moderate disabilities. All sessions at the conference are proposed and organized by participants and only those participating in the conference (this year, or in the last 2 years) may attend.
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The main goal of the 2012 Hawaii International Conference on Education is to provide an opportunity for academicians and professionals from various education related fields from all over the world to come together and learn from each other.