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SREE 2022 Conference

From Reckoning to Racial Justice:

Centering Underserved Communities in Research on Educational Effectiveness

From Reckoning to Racial Justice: Centering Underserved Communities in Research on Educational Effectiveness
Conference Program

The Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness is dedicated to advancing research relevant to practice, from early childhood through post-secondary education. The Society strives to generate knowledge and facilitate applications in new contexts and across fields.

SREE Announces the 2022 Early Career Award Winners: A. Brooks Bowden, Avi Feller, and James Soland

SREE Announces the 2021 JREE Outstanding Article of the Year: Impact of Providing Teachers and Principals with Performance Feedback on Their Practice and Student Achievement: Evidence from a Large-Scale Randomized Experiment

JREE Call for Special Issue on Critical Quantitative Approaches for Anti-Racist Transformation in Education - July 8, 2022
Shaun Dougherty Named Next Editor-in-Chief of JREE

Upcoming Events

2nd Thursday Monthly at 4PM Eastern: Sip with SREE Researchers of Color
September 21-24, 2022 Conference: From Reckoning to Racial Justice: Centering Underserved Communities in Research on Educational Effectiveness
October 21, 2022: Designing A Critical Race Mixed Methods Study Webinar

Available 2022 Recordings

URE Webinar Series

The Evidence about Evidence Use: New Findings from a National Survey of Teachers and School Administrators

What Is Knowledge Mobilization and What Does It Look Like?
Actionability and Compatibility: Meeting the Research Needs of Educators

Leveraging the Intermediary Space: Connecting with Influential Organizations to Expand Your Reach

Applying Standards for Excellence in Education Research
Enhancing the Generalizability of Impact Studies in Education
The BASIE (BAyeSian Interpretation of Estimates) Framework for Interpreting Findings from Impact Evaluations

Critical Perspectives in Quantitative Methods

All Else Being Equal (When It’s Not Equal): Applying Theories on Race in Quantitative Models and Research

Racial and Ethnic Identities and Administrative Data
A Critical Perspective on Measurement: MIMIC Models to Identify and Remediate Racial (and Other) Forms of Bias

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