coe-staff: FW: IES Announces New Companion Guidelines on Replication and Reproducibility in Education Research

[Emily Tanner-Smith]

Dear COE community,
Please see below for a link to IES's new report on guidelines for replication and reproducibility in education research.

Take note that this report highlights the research of our colleague, Ben Clarke (School Psychology, Center on Teaching and Learning), as an exemplar study focusing on replication and reproducibility. Excellent work, Ben!
Best wishes,
Emily


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IES Announces New Companion Guidelines on Replication and Reproducibility in Education Research


The Institute of Education Sciences (IES), in collaboration with the National Science Foundation (NSF), has released the Companion Guidelines on Replication and Reproducibility in Education Research<https://ies.ed.gov/pdf/CompanionGuidelinesReplicationReproducibility.pdf>. The Companion Guidelines highlight the importance of replication and reproducibility studies and provide guidance on the steps researchers can take to promote corroboration, ensure the integrity of research, and extend the evidence base.

This document is a supplement to the Common Guidelines for Education Research<https://ies.ed.gov/pdf/CommonGuidelines.pdf> released in 2013, that 1) defines the types of ED- and NSF-funded research that relates to the development and testing of interventions and strategies designed to increase learning, 2) specifies how the types of research relate to one another, and 3) describes the theoretical and empirical basis needed to justify each research type.

Check out IES's Resources for Researchers<https://ies.ed.gov/funding/resources.asp> for more information.

Read the Inside IES Research Blog<https://ies.ed.gov/blogs/research/>: Companion Guidelines on Replication and Reproducibility in Education Research,<https://ies.ed.gov/blogs/research/post/companion-guidelines-on-replication-and-reproducibility-in-education-research> to find out more about the relevance of these guidelines to education research.



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