We are committed to engaging in research and outreach that will make a significant and lasting difference at the student, classroom, school, district, state and national levels.
Research in Mathematics Education
2019 STEM for All Video Showcase
Dr. Leanne Ketterlin Geller works with CADRE to reshape PreK–12 STEM education to broaden participation for ALL students funded through NSF’s Discovery Research PreK-12 program.
RME News
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RME HIRING 2 Ph.D Students to support new STEM + C GrantNational Science Foundation has awarded Corey Clark, Ph.D., Leanne Ketterlin Geller, Ph.D. and Eric Larson, Ph.D. a $1.5 four year grant to research teaching computer science and computational thinking via Minecraft. This project has two fully-funded PhD fellowships for incoming or current education PhD students. Applications are due December 1. |
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2019 Research-to-Practice Conference a Great SuccessThe 8th annual Research-to-Practice Conference theme was Keeping Equity in the Equation: Increasing Accessibility for All Learners. Robert Q. Berry III, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics was the keynote speaker. More... |
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RME Researchers Serve as Co-Editors for Special Issue of Global Education ReviewDr. Leanne Ketterlin Geller & Dr. Lindsey Perry co-edited a special issue of Global Education Review with a focus on policies and practices in support of mathematics learning in global contexts. More... |
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Project STAIR PI's Profiled by the National Center on Intensive InterventionDr. Ketterlin-Geller, Dr. Lembke, and Dr. Powell were interviewed for NCII's Voices from the Field blog. More... |
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RME Researchers Recent Article Published in Applied Measurement in EducationLatest article from the RME team proposes the Assessment Triangle for operationalizing and instantiating validation. More... |
Research-to-Practice Conference
RME's annual conference synthesizes the latest education policy, and presents practical solutions for K-12 mathematics educators.
Response to Intervention Resources
RME's work with TEA includes the state's guidance project delivered via a mobile app and website and has since expanded to include five webinars by leading experts in Rlt.