Rigorous educational research does more than uncover new knowledge – it changes lives. From open science to data analysis to groundbreaking qualitative and theoretical discoveries, our faculty and scholars are improving how research is done.
Cultural differences can create unexpected barriers between autism service providers and families, says Michaela DuBay, an assistant professor and speech-language pathologist.
The Hunter Student Research Conference (HSRC) is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to share their research while gaining valuable experience proposing, preparing, and presenting their work in a supportive environment.
The VEST program prepares students to apply theory and methods from the social sciences to research on schools and classrooms. VEST fellows experience an exciting set of courses, workshops and speakers. Through these experiences, fellows learn a set of rigorous experimental and quasi-experimental methods that help them develop proficiency in designs that allow for causal inference.
Educators were often at the forefront of social activism, yet their role and participation in the Civil Rights Movement has been largely ignored. This ambitious research project is capturing their stories, building a rich archive of data one interview at a time.
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Oral storytelling is a significant part of Black history in America. A UVA project is keeping the oral tradition alive for a new generation of teachers and students.
Ready for the next step? Explore a selection of programs related to research methods.