Laura Stapleton

I guess that I should add that it’s November 7 and 8 — two weeks from now!!

My favorite workshop to teach! Come join me and learn how to (correctly) analyze the data from programs like ECLSK, TIMSS, PISA, BPS! I support folks who want to learn in R, SPSS, Stata, Mplus, and, my favorite, SAS! umd-cilvr.catalog.instructure.com/courses/analys…

@b_mmoorhead @NSF We included our eval data for our BCSER methods institute in our DMP (if 3 year old memory serves…)

Question for #evaluators who work on @NSF #evaluations… 🤔 Are #eval data subject to the same sharing requirements as research data, and thus, must be included in the data management plan (DMP)? Thanks in advance! #AcademicTwitter

#edpsychjobs Assistant Professor focused on Quantitative Research Methods at San Diego State University: apply.interfolio.com/156881

@yang_minseok @Ye__Shen I’ll see you both there! Would be great to catch up. Congrats!

@Ye__Shen Thank you so much! Also, congratulations on yours too :) We may reunion at DC in Nov..?

Excited to share that I am one of recipients of AERA-NSF Research Grant Awards this year! Through this grant, I will examine how gender-race match between teachers and students affects students' STEM outcomes.

Do you love to teach undergrad courses in human development? We have an open position at the Univ of Maryland…a great place to be. We’d love to meet you! ejobs.umd.edu/postings/122661

@quantitudepod @E_M_McCormick Finally got around to listening…. First, as Greg’s department chair, I want to assure everyone in the University of MD administration that Greg IS taking his sabbatical seriously…he’s just joking. Second, how about DAGney and Lacey?

S6E01 Growth as a Predictor? Back to School with Ethan McCormick buzzsprout.com/639103  To start Season 6, we catch up with @E_M_McCormick (now at U. Delaware) to discuss growth factors as predictors of distal outcomes — and how pretty much everything came out unexpectedly.

@JkayFlake @MattDabrowski Dillman text has a section on that with experimental results in rates of obtaining appropriate, usable, info.

@MattDabrowski I think those issues are really important. I imagine they study stuff like that im user experience research but I haven’t seen much of it in the academic literature except just the difference between paper and computer assessments.

Going to be teaching about survey item writing next week in class, can you all share with me your most hated/absurd/invalid items? Knowing the source would be great and the reason!

@UMDCollegeofEd So so in awe of my former advisee!!! I’d follow her (google maps) anywhere!

From Chinese as a second language teacher to senior data scientist at Google Maps, Ji An M.A. ’14, Ph.D. ’20, has navigated an unusual career path: go.umd.edu/1qtf

@stephenjwild Dillman, D. A., Smyth, J. D., & Christian, L. M. (2014). Internet, phone, mail, and mixed-mode surveys: The tailored design method. John Wiley & Sons.

What are your best/favorite books related to surveys? Can be on any aspect: general introduction, questionnaire design, sampling, analysis, complex surveys, anything

@LanguageArtist1 @UMDCollegeofEd Welcome!

Join us @UMDCollegeofEd !!!

@quantitudepod I just want to put a vote in for @wesbonifay and @KristopherJPre1 making the finals. They have clearly put their minds to this one…

STAT TRAVEL DESTINATION! For our next Quantitude summer fun contest, what would be a quant/stat-sounding travel destination? (Groan-worthy puns always welcome.) (Please post by Thursday.)

Graduate students in measurement in education, we're hosting a webinar to encourage your proposals and field any questions you have about the @NCME38 proposal process. #NCME25 Webinar (Thursday, 8/8, 1pmET): jmu-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regist… Proposals (due 9/13): ncme.org/event/annual-m…

I'm looking for a new post-doc or two, to start any time in the next 9 months or so. Causal inference, public health applications, policy evaluation, etc. Details here; spread the word! elizabethstuart.org/files/PostDoct…

📢 The University of Maryland is hiring for a tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor in computational psychology/cognitive science/neuroscience. Areas of emphasis are open. Pls retweet and reach out with any questions. Ads below. #academicjobs ejobs.umd.edu/postings/120948

@robmoore3 Because it is no longer Twitter? 😕

@GAbdurokhmonova @LangSciStation @PlanetWordDC I hope you said “no” to the question about taking it home….

A very enthusiastic 5-year-old participant asked if he could take our fNIRS computer home so that he can look at his brain every day.🧠He also asked how we know where one brain area ends and another begins. Love to see this excitement about @LangSciStation @PlanetWordDC🌟

@justincmajor Absolutely! We have had scholars who have had 0 quant experience up to 7-8 grad courses of experience but who want to partner with our quant methodologists to hone their craft. The program tries to meet folks where they are and is very individualized.

@LauraMStapleton Is it okay if we already have a lot of quant experience and are looking to 1) build on that experience (advanced methods), and 2) better tailor it to equity-centered outcomes?

A bit over ONE MONTH LEFT to apply to have a quant/measurement angel on your shoulder. #STEMEd early career scholars, expand your skillset & your support network! Our year-long experience includes free workshops, 1:1 mentoring, & a trip to U of Maryland. education.umd.edu/academics/depa…