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Description: Language processing accounts posit that spoken and written word predictability processes facilitate language comprehension, and prior research on contextual facilitation effects shows that individuals’ processing of a constrained word is faster and more accurate than that of an unconstrained word.
Project
Description: In this study, we wanted to explore the support networks of instructional coaches of beginning special education teachers and those of rural special education teachers, and how these networks relate to intent-to-stay in the field as a coach or special education teachers. We collected data across two waves.
Dataset
Part of Project: Sentence Context Effects on Word Processing Among School-Aged Children in Honduras
Description: These data are for children grade 3-6. It includes variables relevant to the examination of sentence context effects such as constrained and unconstrained words for both a reading and a listening task.
Code
Part of Project: Sentence Context Effects on Word Processing Among School-Aged Children in Honduras
Description: This SPSS code takes the raw data posted as "SCE_Data".
Code Type: Analysis
Document
Part of Project: Sentence Context Effects on Word Processing Among School-Aged Children in Honduras
Description: This is an Excel spreadsheet containing four workbooks. Two corresponding to each task (listening and reading) in Spanish and the other two corresponding to the translation of those sentences from Spanish to English.
Document Type: Experiment Files
Document
Part of Project: Support networks for instructional coaches and special education teachers
Description: This protocol shows all questions asked during the network survey data collection interviews. The protocol includes notes to proctors, and codebook with labels.
Document Type: Assessment Materials
Document
Part of Project: Support networks for instructional coaches and special education teachers
Description: This document contains the definitions of the three types of support that were shared with participants.
Document Type: Other
