The Journal of Educational Research

2012 - 2025

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Volume 112, issue 6, 2019

Exploring epistemological approaches and beliefs of middle school students in problem-based learning pp. 643-655

Brian R. Belland, Jiangyue Gu, Nam Ju Kim, David Jaden Turner and David Mark Weiss

Effects of different balance interventions for primary school students pp. 656-662

Josune Rodríguez-Negro, Lavinia Falese and Javier Yanci

Examining the use of multiple writing and discourse tasks in 5th grade mathematics pp. 663-675

Christie Lynn Martin and Drew Polly

The professional student program for educational resilience: Enhancing momentary engagement in classwork pp. 676-692

Benjamin M. Torsney and Jennifer E. Symonds

Peer tutoring in algebra: A study in Middle school pp. 693-699

Francisco Alegre, Lidon Moliner, Ana Maroto and Gil Lorenzo-Valentin

Integrating philosophy into English curriculum: The development of thinking and language competence pp. 700-709

Chi-Ming Lam

Putting writing into perspective: Cultivating empathy through high-intensity writing practice pp. 710-720

Işıl Çelimli and Julia Higdon

Volume 112, issue 5, 2019

Technical drawing course, video games, gender, and type of school on spatial ability pp. 575-589

Babalola Ogunkola and Carlos Knight

Children encountering each other through storytelling: Promoting intercultural learning in schools pp. 590-603

Oona Piipponen and Liisa Karlsson

How the learning context affects adolescents’ goal orientation, effort, and learning strategies pp. 604-614

Sabine Schweder, Diana Raufelder, Stefan Kulakow and Tino Wulff

Improving reading comprehension with readers theater pp. 615-626

Chase Young, Patricia Durham, Melinda Miller, Timothy Victor Rasinski and Forrest Lane

Facilitating fourth-grade students’ written argumentation: The use of an argumentation graphic organizer pp. 627-639

Liwei Wei, Carla M. Firetto, P. Karen Murphy, Mengyi Li, Jeffrey A. Greene and Rachel M. V. Croninger

Who you know: Unlocking innovations that expand students’ networks pp. 640-640

Mary F. Roe

Understanding narrative inquiry pp. 641-641

Brianne W. Morettini

Volume 112, issue 4, 2019

Elementary-age children’s conceptions about mathematics utility and their home-based mathematics engagement pp. 431-446

Shari R. Metzger, Susan Sonnenschein and Claudia Galindo

Longitudinal literacy professional development in an urban elementary charter school pp. 447-462

Allison Ward Parsons, Seth A. Parsons, Stephanie L. Dodman, Leila Richey Nuland, Melissa Pierczynski and Erin M. Ramirez

More student trust, more self-regulation strategy? Exploring the effects of self-regulatory climate on self-regulated learning pp. 463-472

John Chi Kin Lee, Zhi Hong Wan, Sammy King Fai Hui and Po Yuk Ko

Testing a circular, feedback model in physical education from self-determination theory pp. 473-482

José A. Cecchini, Alejandro Carriedo and Antonio Méndez-Giménez

The (non)effect of Joint Construction in a genre-based approach to teaching writing pp. 483-494

Carina Hermansson, Bert Jonsson, Maria Levlin, Anna Lindhé, Berit Lundgren and Annika Norlund Shaswar

Interest-enhancing approaches to mathematics curriculum design: Illustrations and personalization pp. 495-511

Virginia Clinton and Candace Walkington

Expository text difficulty for elementary emerging bilingual students: Does it matter? pp. 512-527

Laura Beth Kelly

Complex patterns for kindergartners pp. 528-534

Robert Pasnak, Brittany N. Thompson, Katrina M. Gagliano, Matthew T. Righi and K. Marinka Gadzichowski

Harnessing the power of fantastic attempts: Kindergarten teacher perspectives on student mistakes pp. 535-549

Maleka Donaldson

Academic motivations of Yi youths in China: Classmate support and ethnic identity pp. 550-563

Angel Hor Yan Lai, Cheryl Hiu-Kwan Chui, Kin-Yu Wong and Cecilia Lai Wan Chan

Effects of question stem on pupils’ online questioning, science learning, and critical thinking pp. 564-573

Hsin-Wen Hu, Chiung-Hui Chiu and Guey-Fa Chiou

Volume 112, issue 3, 2019

Project-based geometry learning: Knowledge and attitude of field-dependent/independent cognitive style students pp. 285-300

Behiye Ubuz and Yurdagül Aydınyer

Working toward integrated practice: Understanding the interaction among formative assessment strategies pp. 301-314

Christine J. Lyon, Leslie Nabors Oláh and E. Caroline Wylie

The effects of teaching mental calculation in the development of mathematical abilities pp. 315-326

Carola Ruiz and Alejandra Balbi

Does student-centered instruction engage students differently? The moderation effect of student ethnicity pp. 327-341

Eli Talbert, Tara Hofkens and Ming-Te Wang

Situated learning, professional development, and early reading intervention: A mixed methods study pp. 342-356

Steven J. Amendum and Meghan D. Liebfreund

Cultivating morphological awareness improves reading skills in fifth-grade Hebrew readers pp. 357-366

Vered Vaknin-Nusbaum and Michal Raveh

The structure of phonological awareness in European Portuguese: A study of preschool children pp. 367-376

Ângela Meira, Irene Cadime and Fernanda Leopoldina Viana

A survival analysis of a language-infused science inquiry intervention for English learners pp. 377-384

Tiberio Garza, Margarita Huerta, Fuhui Tong, Rafael Lara-Alecio and Beverly J. Irby

Learner profiles in secondary education: Occurrence and relationship with performance and student characteristics pp. 385-396

Amélie Rogiers, Emmelien Merchie and Hilde Van Keer

Examining relations between physics-related personal epistemology and motivation in terms of gender pp. 397-410

Muhammet Mustafa Alpaslan

Rural classroom environments as contexts for teacher-child relationships pp. 411-420

Cheryl Varghese, Lynne Vernon-Feagans and Mary Bratsch-Hines

Developing a mathematics curriculum to improve learning behaviors and mathematics competency of children pp. 421-428

Nahid Shirani Bidabadi, Ahmad Reza Nasr Esfahani, Ebrahim Mirshah Jafari and Ahmad Abedi

Research as resistance: Revisiting critical, Indigenous, and anti-oppressive approaches pp. 429-429

Demere Woolway

Volume 112, issue 2, 2019

Evaluating the effectiveness of a mindfulness coloring activity for test anxiety in children pp. 143-151

Dana Carsley and Nancy L. Heath

The bright and dark side of writing motivation: Effects of explicit instruction and peer assistance pp. 152-167

Fien de Smedt, Steve Graham and Hilde Van Keer

The association among literacy proficiency, effortful control, and frustration pp. 168-178

Su-Ying Huang and Li-Li Yeh

Longitudinal algebra prediction for early versus later takers pp. 179-191

Paul T. Cirino, Tammy D. Tolar and Lynn S. Fuchs

A longitudinal comparison of learning outcomes in full-day and half-day kindergarten pp. 192-210

Janette Patricia Pelletier and James E. Corter

Small fingers, big data: Preschoolers’ subitizing speed and accuracy during interactions with multitouch technology pp. 211-222

Michael Broda, Stephen Tucker, Eric Ekholm, Teri N. Johnson and Qiao Liang

The role of autonomy supportive activities on students’ motivation and beliefs toward out-of-school activities pp. 223-233

Angeliki Mavropoulou, Vassilis Barkoukis, Styliani Douka, Konstantinos Alexandris and Dimitris Hatzimanouil

Classroom age composition and the early learning of preschoolers pp. 234-242

Arya Ansari and Robert Pianta

A computational model of student cognitive processes while solving a critical thinking problem in science pp. 243-254

Richard Lamb, Jonah Firestone, Maureen Schmitter-Edgecombe and Brian Hand

Reading Rescue: A follow-up on effectiveness of an intervention for struggling readers pp. 255-269

Katharine Pace Miles, Mark D. Lauterbach, Dana M. Murano and Ginny A. Dembek

Why do students drop out? Turning points and long-term experiences pp. 270-282

Elana R. McDermott, Alice E. Donlan and Jonathan F. Zaff

Leading against the grain: Lessons for creating just and equitable schools pp. 283-283

Nakeiha Primus Smith

Supporting Muslim students: A guide to understanding the diverse issues of today’s classrooms pp. 284-284

Demere Woolway

Volume 112, issue 1, 2019

The relationship among students' reading performance, their classroom behavior, and teacher skills pp. 1-11

Saskia K. Brokamp, Antonia A. M. Houtveen and Willem J. C. M. van de Grift

Cooperative methods and self-regulated strategies development for argumentative writing pp. 12-27

Maria José Prata, Bruno de Sousa, Isabel Festas and Albertina L. Oliveira

Children's learning preferences for the development of conservation education programs in Mexican communities pp. 28-37

Montserrat Franquesa-Soler, Laura Barraza and Juan Carlos Serio-Silva

Cross-ethnic friendship and prosocial behavior's potential significance to elementary children's academic competence pp. 38-45

Göran Jutengren and Eva Medin

Immigrant and nonimmigrant children's social interactions and peer responses in mainstream preschool classrooms pp. 46-60

Carin Neitzel, Kelley Drennan and Hillary N. Fouts

Predicting self-efficacy in test preparation: Gender, value, anxiety, test performance, and strategies pp. 61-71

Mu-Hsuan Chou

Comprehension in disciplinary learning: An examination of elementary readers' processing and recall pp. 72-85

Nicole M. Martin and Joy Myers

Beliefs about educational acceleration: Students in inclusive classes conceptualize benefits, feelings, and barriers pp. 86-97

Lynn Dare and Elizabeth Nowicki

Teaching primary mathematics with challenging tasks: How should lessons be structured? pp. 98-109

James Russo and Sarah Hopkins

A path analytic model linking foundational skills to Grade 3 state reading achievement pp. 110-120

David D. Paige, Grant S. Smith, Timothy Victor Rasinski, William H. Rupley, Theresa Magpuri-Lavell and William D. Nichols

Increased frequency and planning: A more effective approach to guided reading in Grade 2 pp. 121-130

Chase Young

Middle school students' conceptual perceptions of the social studies course, and their transfer of the outcomes to daily life pp. 131-139

Zafer Ibrahimoğlu

Why knowledge matters: Rescuing our children from failed educational theories pp. 140-141

Jeffrey K. Smith

Self-regulation in learning: The role of language and formative assessment pp. 142-142

Siti Zulaiha