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8 Articles
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4/06/11
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Refining a Model for an Inter-segmental Learning Network: Engaging Community College Students with Research University Faculty to Promote Persistence in STEM
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Debra Mauzy-Melitz
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Roslyn Soto
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2011 MSP Learning Network Conference
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Conference Paper
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2011
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7/07/09
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Early Childhood Educators Become Collaborative Leaders Integrating and Implementing Math, Science, and Literacy Strategies with Children and Families
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Linda Clinard
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UC Irvine-Center for Educational Partnerships-FOCUS! Project
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Working Paper
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2009
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3/05/08
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Early Development of a Student-Centered Perspective in Science and Math Pre-Service Teachers
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Therese Shanahan
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Karajean Hyde
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Sue Marshall
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Roslyn Soto
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Association for Science Teacher Education conference, St...
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Conference Paper
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2008
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3/15/07
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Continued Integration of Curriculum Guides, Quarterly Benchmark Assessments, and Professional Development to Improve Student Learning in Mathematics and Science
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Terry Shanahan
, Virginia Mann,
Carlos Manrique
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MSP Evaluation Summit II
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Working Paper
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2006
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2/09/06
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Integrating Curriculum Guides, Quarterly Benchmark Assessments, and Professional Development to Improve Student Learning in Mathematics
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Karajean Hyde
, Virginia Mann,
Carlos Manrique
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Therese Shanahan
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MSP Evaluation Summit
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Working Paper
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2005
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10/05/05
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MSP MIS Summary Data for Comprehensive and Targeted Partnership Projects: 2000-03 and 2003-04 School Years
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Gary Silverstein
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Robyn Bell
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Joy Frechtling
, Atsushi Miyaoka
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WESTAT for NSF
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Report
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2005
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12/29/04
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Teachers Matter: Evidence from Value-Added Assessments
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Chris Zurawsky
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AERA Research Points
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Article
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2004
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12/29/04
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The Challenges of Building Local Collaboratives for Sustaining Educational Improvement
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RAND Corporation
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RAND Research Brief
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Report
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2004
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