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Direct linkWingate, Lori A.; Robertson, Kelly; FitzGerald, Michael; Rucks, Lana; Tsuzaki, Takara; Clasen, Carla; Schwob, Jeremy – American Journal of Evaluation, 2022
In this study, we investigated the impact of the evaluation capacity building (ECB) efforts of an organization by examining the evaluation plans included in funding proposals over a 14-year period. Specifically, we sought to determine the degree to which and how evaluation plans in proposals to one National Science Foundation (NSF) program changed…
Descriptors: Measurement Techniques, Evaluation Methods, Capacity Building, Program Evaluation
Maureen A. Mathison; Alexandria DeGrauw – Across the Disciplines, 2024
Today, efforts in WAC/WID to address social issues are gaining traction. Parallel to the shift in WAC/WID is a shift in STEM. Practices in STEM are responding to larger social concerns that include recruiting more diverse populations and improving research in consideration of its value and consequence to various publics. Rather than conceive of…
Descriptors: STEM Education, Grants, Program Proposals, Writing (Composition)
David Slomp; Rita Leask; Taylor Burke; Kacie Neamtu; Lindsey Hagen; Jaimie Van Ham; Keith Miller; Sean Dupuis – English Journal, 2018
According to the authors, Horizon Writing Project (HWP), is a collaborative research project that emerged from a mentorship program implemented for language arts teachers in southern Alberta, Canada. Seven English teachers participated in the project: Rita, Sean, Jaimie, Taylor, and Kacie, who teach senior high, and Keith and Lindsey, who teach…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Grants, Program Proposals, Middle School Students
