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Research Grants Focused on NAEP Process Data for Learners with Disabilities | IES Research Grants Focused on NAEP Process Data for Learners with Disabilities There is no FY 2022 competition for this program.
Through the Research Grants Focused on NAEP Process Data for Learners with Disabilities program, the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) intends to support research projects that utilize data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) to improve our understanding of the link between test-taking behavior and performance.
Under the FY 2021 competition, IES will support research that uses the restricted-use data from the 2017 eighth grade NAEP mathematics assessment, including the NAEP process data, to examine outcomes for students with disabilities. Math achievement levels of eighth grade students on the NAEP are far lower for students with disabilities than for those without disabilities.
In 2017, only about 9% of students with disabilities scored at NAEP Proficient or above (compared to 38% of students without disabilities) and 69% scored below NAEP Basic (compared to 25% of students without disabilities).
The program is expected to generate results that will improve the future development and administration of digital learning assessments, identify needed enhancements to mathematics instruction, and highlight areas where further research is needed. An NCES First Look report describing the contents of the process data files was released on the NCES website on June 24, 2020. The link to the report is available here: https://www.
nationsreportcard. gov/process_data/ National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) Mathematics Data for Students with Disabilities Technical Working Group Summary: Technical Working Group Summaries Frequently Asked Questions Will there be timestamp process data for the student questionnaire?
Yes, timestamp process data is in the restricted use data file for the questionnaire block items and the questionnaire as a whole (e.g., questionnaire total time). On the NAEP website, there are some student questionnaire items with stars and a note that says “this item was not administered to enough students to report. ” Will data for those items be in the restricted use data license?
Yes, the responses to all survey items are included in the restricted used data file. Education Research Analyst Research Grants Focused on NAEP Process Data for Learners with Disabilities – 84. 324P The Institute of Education Sciences (IES) provides scientific evidence to improve education practice and policy and shares that evidenc...
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