Motoko Akiba discusses the findings of the Educational Researcher article, "," which found that hybrid instruction leads to greater inequities in predominantly Black and Latine schools.
91ɬ urges the White House Office of Management and Budget to withdraw its proposed Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance, warning that the rule would undermine the integrity of federal scientific review, create uncertainty for researchers, and restrict the ability of education researchers to conduct and share federally funded research.
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91ɬ continues its efforts to protect federally supported education research and the integrity of the scientific enterprise following the National Science Foundation's termination of research grants and changes in agency priorities. Read more
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