REL West Research Digest Vol. 1, No. 1
Description
The REL West Research Digest keeps educators and others abreast of the research being carried out by Regional Educational Laboratory West (REL West) and, as relevant to the western region (i.e., Arizona, California, Nevada, and Utah), by other RELs across the country.
In addition to providing abstracts of final research reports as they are completed, this twice-yearly digest describes upcoming fast-response work and REL-related events. This premiere issue also introduces readers to one of REL West’s multi-year evaluations of promising interventions.
Resource Details
Product Information
Product #: REL-08-01Copyright: 2008
Format: PDF
Pages: 4
Publisher: WestEd
Related Resources
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The Distribution of Teaching and Learning Resources in California’s Middle and High Schools
This report, prepared by REL West, presents findings from a study examining educational resources in California's middle and high schools. It found that access to these resources is not equal among schools that serve different student populations. Overall, the most disadvantaged populations of students are likely to have the least access to the resources necessary for learning.
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Measuring Resilience and Youth Development: The Psychometric Properties of the Healthy Kids Survey
This report, prepared by REL West, summarizes findings from a study of the psychometric properties of a key component of the Healthy Kids Survey. The study aims to improve resilience assessment and research so that educators can shape the school environment to promote academic resilience.
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An Analysis of Utah’s K-3 Reading Improvement Program
This report, prepared by REL West, finds that more districts and charter schools in Utah reported implementing key elements of the state literacy framework and meeting their own goals in Year 2 of the Reading Improvement Program.
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