Steven M Ross
Biographic Data
| ID | 5181818 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Steven M Ross |
| GIVEN NAMES | Steven M |
| FAMILY NAME | Ross |
| SIGNATURE | ROSS S M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Memphis |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Designing and evaluating complex educational research to meet federal grant requirement
Federal funding agencies have invested significant resources supporting evidence-based, innovative approaches that address education problems and incorporate rigorous design and evaluation, particularly through randomized controlled trials (RCTs), the gold standard for yielding causal inference in scientific research. In this study, we introduced factors (i.e., evaluation design, attrition, outcome measures, analytic approach, and fidelity of imp…
Technology infusion in K-12 classrooms
Motives for meaningful involvement in rural Aids service organizations
The research described herein was a three-year exploratory descriptive study to examine how meaningful involvement (MIPA) is conceptualized and experienced in rural regions of the Maritime provinces of Canada. The focus of this paper is one aspect of the research; i.e., what motivates the clients of AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) in rural Canada to become meaningfully involved? We interviewed 34 people who were past or current clients of ASOs …
Bryan R. Warnick
Pattern of classroom activities during students’ use of computers
Teacher retention, teaching effectiveness, and professional preparation
European Warfare, 1453-1815
Scaling Up School Restructuring in Multicultural, Multilingual Contexts
Author(s): Stringfield, Sam; Datnow, Amanda; Ross, Steven M. | Abstract: Two of the most rapidly developing fields in educational research are diversity education (e.g., Tharp a Gallimore, 1988) and school restructuring/school reform (e.g., Murphy a Hallinger, 1993; Newmann a Wehlage, 1995; Tyack a Cuban, 1995). Unfortunately, the intersection of the two fields is virtually uncultivated. None of the nationally disseminated school restructuring mo…
The Memphis Restructuring Initiative
Increasing the Academic Success of Disadvantaged Children
In recent years, two programs have gained national attention for producing significant and sustained effects on the reading performance of at-risk children. One is Reading Recovery which uses highly trained teachers and a systematic set of procedures to tutor first graders who are having difficulty learning to read. The other is Success for All which uses research-based beginning and intermediate reading programs, one-to-one tutoring, family supp…
How to get research articles published in professional journals
Getting Started as a Researcher
Making effective presentations
Convention special
How to get your Convention Proposal Accepted for Aect ’92
Gender differences in the social problem-solving performance of adolescents
Field Experiences for Teacher Candidates
Fear, Reinforcing Activities and Degree of Alcoholism; a Correlational Analysis
Significant positive correlations were found between measures of fearfulness and severity of alcoholism, and significant negative correlations were found between the preceding measures and the K scale of the MMPI. No ne correlated significantly with a measure of reinforcing activities
Teacher retention, teaching effectiveness, and professional preparation
Scaling Up School Restructuring in Multicultural, Multilingual Contexts
Author(s): Stringfield, Sam; Datnow, Amanda; Ross, Steven M. | Abstract: Two of the most rapidly developing fields in educational research are diversity education (e.g., Tharp a Gallimore, 1988) and school restructuring/school reform (e.g., Murphy a Hallinger, 1993; Newmann a Wehlage, 1995; Tyack a Cuban, 1995). Unfortunately, the intersection of the two fields is virtually uncultivated. None of the nationally disseminated school restructuring mo…
The Memphis Restructuring Initiative
Increasing the Academic Success of Disadvantaged Children
In recent years, two programs have gained national attention for producing significant and sustained effects on the reading performance of at-risk children. One is Reading Recovery which uses highly trained teachers and a systematic set of procedures to tutor first graders who are having difficulty learning to read. The other is Success for All which uses research-based beginning and intermediate reading programs, one-to-one tutoring, family supp…
Getting Started as a Researcher
Gender differences in the social problem-solving performance of adolescents
Pattern of classroom activities during students’ use of computers
How to get research articles published in professional journals
Making effective presentations
How to get your Convention Proposal Accepted for Aect ’92
Fear, Reinforcing Activities and Degree of Alcoholism; a Correlational Analysis
Significant positive correlations were found between measures of fearfulness and severity of alcoholism, and significant negative correlations were found between the preceding measures and the K scale of the MMPI. No ne correlated significantly with a measure of reinforcing activities
Field Experiences for Teacher Candidates
Gender differences in the social problem-solving performance of adolescents
Making effective presentations
Convention special
How to get your Convention Proposal Accepted for Aect ’92
Getting Started as a Researcher
How to get research articles published in professional journals
Increasing the Academic Success of Disadvantaged Children
In recent years, two programs have gained national attention for producing significant and sustained effects on the reading performance of at-risk children. One is Reading Recovery which uses highly trained teachers and a systematic set of procedures to tutor first graders who are having difficulty learning to read. The other is Success for All which uses research-based beginning and intermediate reading programs, one-to-one tutoring, family supp…
Scaling Up School Restructuring in Multicultural, Multilingual Contexts
Author(s): Stringfield, Sam; Datnow, Amanda; Ross, Steven M. | Abstract: Two of the most rapidly developing fields in educational research are diversity education (e.g., Tharp a Gallimore, 1988) and school restructuring/school reform (e.g., Murphy a Hallinger, 1993; Newmann a Wehlage, 1995; Tyack a Cuban, 1995). Unfortunately, the intersection of the two fields is virtually uncultivated. None of the nationally disseminated school restructuring mo…
The Memphis Restructuring Initiative
European Warfare, 1453-1815
Teacher retention, teaching effectiveness, and professional preparation
Pattern of classroom activities during students’ use of computers
Motives for meaningful involvement in rural Aids service organizations
The research described herein was a three-year exploratory descriptive study to examine how meaningful involvement (MIPA) is conceptualized and experienced in rural regions of the Maritime provinces of Canada. The focus of this paper is one aspect of the research; i.e., what motivates the clients of AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) in rural Canada to become meaningfully involved? We interviewed 34 people who were past or current clients of ASOs …
Bryan R. Warnick
Technology infusion in K-12 classrooms
Designing and evaluating complex educational research to meet federal grant requirement
Federal funding agencies have invested significant resources supporting evidence-based, innovative approaches that address education problems and incorporate rigorous design and evaluation, particularly through randomized controlled trials (RCTs), the gold standard for yielding causal inference in scientific research. In this study, we introduced factors (i.e., evaluation design, attrition, outcome measures, analytic approach, and fidelity of imp…
Psychology (15 works) · Pedagogy (10 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Engineering (7 works) · Mathematics education (7 works) · Educational technology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Engineering ethics (5 works)