Senior Discussant: Beth Rubin, Rutgers University

Cassie Brownell, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) – University of Toronto
Growing Democracy: Examining Children’s Civic Literacies in Presidential Election Years

Rebecca Taylor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Open-Mindedness on Campus: Justice, Inquiry, and Political Polarization in Twenty-First Century Higher Education

Rachel Wahl, University of Virginia
Risky Talk: The Ethics, Politics, and Practice of Learning through Dialogue

Senior Discussant: Suzanne Wilson, University of Connecticut

Si Chen, Harvard University
Intelligence built into curriculum: Can curriculum improve early childhood program quality in low-resource settings?

David DeLiema, University of Minnesota
Longitudinal Research on Collaborative Approaches to Failure in Youth Computer Science Workshops

Daniel Rees Lewis, Northwestern University
Understanding lesson study facilitator strategies

Jon Wargo, Boston College
(In)Human Histories: Exploring How Educational Policy Shapes the Teaching of LGBTQ-Inclusive Elementary Social Studies

Senior Discussant: Shaun Harper, University of Southern California

Roderick Carey, University of Delaware
The Black Boy Mattering Project: Uncovering New Approaches for School Policies and Practices

Rachel Fish, New York University
The Emergence of Disability and Giftedness: Race, School Context, and the Perception of Student Needs

Natasha Quadlin, University of California, Los Angeles
The Power and Limits of Academic Achievement: What Schools Can (and Can’t) Do for Women

Senior Discussant: Sara Tolbert, Canterbury University

Kathryn Kirchgasler, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Tracking by Triage: How Science Education Began Dividing Populations by Perceived Health Needs

Daniel Morales-Doyle, University of Illinois-Chicago
Disciplining Equity: Studying Science Teachers’ Work at Content Area Boundaries

David Weintrop, University of Maryland
Designing Equitable Computational Thinking Learning Opportunities in Under-Resourced Elementary Mathematics Classrooms

Senior Discussant: Sarah Reber, University of California, Los Angeles

Rachel Baker, University of California, Irvine
Structural Barriers to Academic Success: The Case of Complex Curricular Requirements in Community Colleges

Jordan Conwell, University of Wisconsin-Madison
A Multigenerational Perspective on the Returns to College Quality

Oded Gurantz, University of Missouri
Does eliminating community college courses impact degree completion? Evidence from California during the Great Recession

John Singleton, University of Rochester
Voucher Program Effects: The Role of Private School Participation

Senior Discussant: Jon Hale, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Raquel Otheguy, Bronx Community College, City University of New York
Libertad e Instrucción: Race and Education in Nineteenth-Century Cuba

Ethan Ris, University of Nevada
When College Was the Solution: The Golden Age of American Higher Education

Jing Xu, University of Washington
Moral Development of Girls and Boys in a Taiwan Village (1958-1960): Analyzing Arthur P. Wolf’s Improved Replication of the Six Cultures Study with a New Framework

Senior Discussant: Antero Garcia, Stanford University

Cati de los Rios, University of California, Berkeley
Designing for a “Lived Civics” Approach in a Secondary Ethnic Studies Classroom

Diego Roman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The Role of Language in Teaching Local Environmental Issues to Emergent Bilingual Latinx Students in Wisconsin

Ilana Umansky, University of Oregon
A Statewide Examination of English Learner’s Access to English Language Arts: Effects of, and Solutions to, Conscribed Access

Vaughn Watson, Michigan State University
Toward Rightful Literary Presence of African Immigrant and Refugee Youth

Senior Discussant: Morgaen Donaldson, University of Connecticut

Travis Bristol, University of California, Berkeley
Preparing Veteran Teachers to Differentiate Learning for Novice Male Teachers of Color

Jen Munson, Northwestern University
Teacher and coach, side by side: Specifying the co-participation structures that support the learning of elementary mathematics teachers during instruction

Matthew Shirrell, George Washington University
From Accomplishment to Influence: Professional Knowledge, Educational Infrastructure, and National Board-Certified Teacher Leadership

Senior Discussant: David Kaplan, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Maria Bolsinova, Tilburg University
Statistical tools to track a multitude of abilities as they develop

Shiyu Wang, University of Georgia
Cognitive Diagnosis Models for Learning: Measuring Fluency Using Response Time and Response Accuracy

Senior Discussant: Kathryn Hirsh-Pasek, Temple University

Logan Fiorella, University of Georgia
Fostering Active Knowledge Building in Learning by Teaching

Shayl Griffith, Florida International University
More than a Babysitter? Examining Perceptions and Practices around Educational Digital Media Use in High-Risk Families

Chunyan Yang, University of California, Berkeley
Educators’ Online Teaching Self-Efficacy and Compassion Fatigue During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Dual Roles of “Connect”

Senior Discussant: Cynthia Feliciano, Washington University in St. Louis

Amalia Dache, University of Pennsylvania
Mapping Philadelphia Public Housing and Urban Higher Education Accessibility and Enrollment

Laura Enriquez, University of California, Irvine
Immigration Policy and the Making of Unequal Educations

Eve L. Ewing, University of Chicago
Outer City Children: Individual and Institutional Responses to Black Out-Migration in Chicago

Senior Discussant: Anna Neumann, Columbia University

Juan Garibay, University of Virginia
Empowerment as Black & Latinx STEM Student Success: The Importance of Majors, Learning Experiences, and Minority-Serving Institutions

Jessica Harris, University of California, Los Angeles
“My Story is Different”: Centering Women of Color Student Survivors of Campus Sexual Assault

Julia Lerch, University of California, Irvine
The University and the State in the 21st Century: A Cross-National Study of Political Repression in the University Sector and its Impact on Higher Education Access and Inclusion

Luis Leyva, Vanderbilt University
Queer of Color Counter-stories from Engineering, Computing, and Mathematical Science Majors