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Initial Publication Date: March 16, 2015

SERC has an extensive portfolio of projects that have been created, developed, and implemented in collaboration with many partners. Learn more about many of our current and past projects using the browse below.

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Disciplinary Skills and Habits of Mind: Focuses on developing students' ability to think and act with disciplinary expertise. This encompasses concepts like systems thinking, quantitative reasoning, field-based learning, spatial and temporal thinking, data visualization and manipulation.

Education Research: A focus on facilitating or conducting research on what works in the STEM classroom across a variety of levels and contexts. Project foci include student assessment, spatial reasoning, teaching and learning practices, influence of professional development, influence of open education internet resources, influence of Communities of Practice, and levers of change in higher education.

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Quantitative Social Science Digital Library Pathway

This project was funded as part of the National Science Foundation digital libraries pathways. It sought to better understand how social science faculty addressed quantitative skills in undergraduate courses and then how to promote teaching and learning of quantitative skills through digital resources. SERC was involved in this project as the primary evaluator and conducted a mixed method study aimed at understanding how social science faculty use digital resources to support teaching situations that involve data analysis and skills related to quantitative literacy. Findings from a national survey that included over 1,000 social science faculty respondents and a follow on interview study with 27 faculty informed the selection and cataloguing of over 600 resources in the digital library hosted by Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan (ICPSR). The project also developed pedagogic modules that addressed teaching quantitative skills that were included in the SERC pedagogy in action project.

Project Focus: Pedagogy and Teaching Approaches, Disciplinary Skills and Habits of Mind, Quantitative Skills, Working with Data
SERC Role: Evaluation, Education Research