Providing a full range of learning and education-related research services
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August 19,
2009
Using Wikis in the Classroom
Wikis hold promise for increasing collaboration in the classroom, but what must be put in place before they can be successful?
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July 31,
2009
Textbooks
Do students in higher education use them? How? Is choice a factor in usage? How about psychological factors?
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Our
summary
of and commentary on education and psychological research.
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WELCOME
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There
are innumerable connected factors that impact student learning;
curriculum, instructional tools, technology, instructional practice, assessment
methodology, and student background lead the list.
Connections Learning & Education Research is interested in each of
the elements that impacts learning and the interactions between them. In addition,
there are a number of
other connections we can help you make.
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- Connect academic research to
real-world teaching and learning applications
- Connect education interventions
with learning outcomes
- Connect our business
experience to education research
We have a particular specialty leveraging and investigating
the use of technology in the classroom. In addition, we have extensive
experience conducting research in a global education program,
understanding both local context and global implications of education.
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We provide a full menu of
research services in the education sphere.
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We
use rigorous research and statistical methods to answer your
education-related questions, including those
addressing teaching, curricula, educational technology, and student
learning. We will work with you to gather, analyze, and interpret data
to understand what works, make decisions, and demonstrate efficacy.
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our Services page for more information
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Research tells us that
learning is all about making connections. |
There are a
variety of connections that are made as we learn. On the biological
side, our brain makes neural connections. Cognitive psychology
emphasizes connections we make between new information and existing
knowledge. Social psychologists tell us that our connections to other
people help us build our understandings.
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our About us page for more information about our Connections
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