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Description: The Meta-analysis of Educational RCTs with Follow-up (MERF) dataset was created to investigate critical questions about educational intervention fadeout and persistence. The sample is comprised of interventions targeting a diverse array of child outcomes across development (e.g.
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Description: We sought to understand the speech and language skills of children with nonsyndromic cleft palate with or without cleft lip (NSCP/L) by meta-analyzing results of the literature.
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Description: This LDbase project page containes the open science materials for our meta-analysis on the reading anxiety and reading achievement.
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Description: This meta-analysis examined effects of intervention on the level and trend of text-writing sequences of students with disabilities and writing difficulties, in addition to potential moderating effects related to student demographics (i.e., disability status, age, gender, and race) and writing task (i.e., sentence, essay, and narrative).
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Description: We will build out the comprehensive infrastructure (data integration, research products, training, and policy relevant recommendations) which is required to support informed and open-source use of the new US Report And Placement Integrated Data System (RAPIDS).
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Description: Telehealth was introduced into early intervention (EI) service delivery models during the COVID-19 pandemic raising questions about changes in service access for children from marginalized groups, service type and intensity, as well as cost-effectiveness.
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Description: This five-year (2018-2023), research-to-practice partnership between Yale University and local community stakeholders funded by the Tauck Family Foundation (https://tauckfamilyfoundation.org) was tasked with creating a community of practice by infusing SEL into the culture and infrastructure of the community and ensuring coordinated, equitable a
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Description: This longitudinal research study explores the perceived and physiological stress, stressors, and work characteristics of childhood educators in the Midwest across the academic year 2021-2022 (during COVID-19). Data collection occurred over four time points.
