Should I Join AERA?
Yesterday I was singing the praises of WERA, the state-level education research organization.
They are a branch of the American Educational Research Association, AERA for short, best known for the ginormous conference that the put on yearly.
On one hand, I love me some educational research.
On the other, I’m a classroom teacher, and that sort of puts me on the wrong side of the research-to-practice chasm. Plus, it’s $120 a year.
Anyone out there a member? Does AERA hold any value for the teacher?
Read more here, if any.
They are a branch of the American Educational Research Association, AERA for short, best known for the ginormous conference that the put on yearly.
On one hand, I love me some educational research.
On the other, I’m a classroom teacher, and that sort of puts me on the wrong side of the research-to-practice chasm. Plus, it’s $120 a year.
Anyone out there a member? Does AERA hold any value for the teacher?
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Read more here, if any.
posted by Ryan at 7:36 PM
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