Cycles of practice and feedback, structures for personal and professional development, and support from intermediary organizations can help educators convey to students that their perspectives matter.
Approaches like participatory action research, project-based learning, civics education, and ethnic studies, as well as system-level efforts that are responsive to the local context, can support students’ perceptions of being heard.
Cues from the environment shape students’ perceptions that their voices are heard and their perspectives matter. These cues are present in what is taught, who is teaching, and how teaching and learning happens, and they connect to tangible outcomes.
A new video and several publications by members of the Student Experience Research Network discuss how to create supportive contexts for mathematics learning.
The Student Experience Research Network hosted a briefing for congressional staff in Washington, D.C. about why student experience, and in particular, one’s sense of belonging, matters for postsecondary success.
Seven new research snapshots from our Mindsets and the Learning Environment Initiative have been released.
The Student Experience Research Network has released research snapshots for 13 projects funded through the National Study of Learning Mindsets Early Career Fellowship.
Initial results from the National Study of Learning Mindsets – a groundbreaking experimental study in a nationally-representative sample of regular public high schools in the U.S. – were published today in the journal Nature.
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