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Session Type: Symposium
The proposed symposium will provide an in-depth review of an ongoing randomized controlled trial (RCT) that mixes quantitative and qualitative methods, yielding an operating example of a Mixed RCT in a complex education setting. Four papers will be presented, dealing with the (1) overall design, how the current RCT meets and falls short of a fully-integrated mixed RCT plan, and the merits and drawbacks of this approach, (2) details of the qualitative components of the design and how they are mixed within the RCT, (3) description of quantitative observation components used to help us understand the treatment contrast and (4) a review of the fidelity of implementation assessment plans that uses a mixed methods approach.
The Math for All Education RCT: Contrasting an Enacted Design With the Potential of Mixed Randomized Controlled Trials - John H. Hitchcock, Indiana University - Bloomington; Ellen B. Meier, Teachers College, Columbia University
A Qualitative Perspective on Randomized Control Trial Mixed-Method Approaches - Ellen B. Meier, Teachers College, Columbia University; Dawn M. Horton, Teachers College, Columbia University; Jessica Yusaitis-Pike, Teachers College, Columbia University
Using Classroom Observations to Assess the Efficacy of the Math for All Professional Development Program - Teresa Garcia Duncan, Deacon Hill Research Associates LLC; Rosemarie O'Conner, ICF International; Jason Schoeneberger, ICF International
Using Mixed Methods to Assess Fidelity of Implementation of the Math for All Professional Development Program - Babette Moeller, Education Development Center, Inc.; Matthew McLeod, Education Development Center, Inc.; Barbara Dubitsky, Bank Street College of Education; Marvin T. Cohen, Bank Street College of Education; Nesta Marshall, Bank Street College of Education; Karen J. Rothschild, Rothschild Education Consulting