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Christopher J. Harris
Christopher J. Harris
Director of Science Education Research, WestEd
Verified email at wested.org
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No Child Left Behind and science education: Opportunities, challenges, and risks
RW Marx, CJ Harris
The Elementary School Journal 106 (5), 467-478, 2006
3512006
Simulations for STEM learning: Systematic review and meta-analysis
C D’Angelo, D Rutstein, CJ Harris, R Bernard, E Borokhovski, G Haertel
Menlo Park, CA: SRI International, 2014
2652014
Impact of project-based curriculum materials on student learning in science: Results of a randomized controlled trial
CJ Harris, WR Penuel, CM D'Angelo, AH DeBarger, LP Gallagher, ...
Journal of Research in Science Teaching 52 (10), 1362-1385, 2015
1872015
Managing inquiry-based science: Challenges in enacting complex science instruction in elementary and middle school classrooms
CJ Harris, DL Rooks
Journal of Science Teacher Education 21, 227-240, 2010
1742010
Examining teachers’ instructional moves aimed at developing students’ ideas and questions in learner-centered science classrooms
CJ Harris, RS Phillips, WR Penuel
Journal of Science Teacher Education 23 (7), 769-788, 2012
1572012
Designing knowledge‐in‐use assessments to promote deeper learning
CJ Harris, JS Krajcik, JW Pellegrino, AH DeBarger
Educational Measurement: Issues and Practice 38 (2), 53-67, 2019
1152019
Analysing teachers’ curriculum implementation from integrity and actor-oriented perspectives
WR Penuel, RS Phillips, CJ Harris
Journal of Curriculum Studies 46 (6), 751-777, 2014
1102014
Implementing the Next Generation Science Standards
WR Penuel, CJ Harris, AH DeBarger
Phi Delta Kappan 49 (6), 45-49, 2015
1042015
Constructing assessment tasks that blend disciplinary core ideas, crosscutting concepts, and science practices for classroom formative applications
CJ Harris, JS Krajcik, JW Pellegrino, KW McElhaney
Menlo Park, CA: SRI International, 2016
812016
Investigating STEM Support and Persistence Among Urban Teenage African American and Latina Girls Across Settings
M Koch, P Lundh, CJ Harris
Urban Education, 2015
53*2015
Teaching routines to enhance collaboration using classroom network technology
AH DeBarger, WR Penuel, CJ Harris, P Schank
Techniques for fostering collaboration in online learning communities …, 2011
452011
Learning environments
PC Blumenfeld, RW Marx, CJ Harris
Handbook of child psychology 4, 2007
442007
Building an assessment argument to design and use next generation science assessments in efficacy studies of curriculum interventions
AH DeBarger, WR Penuel, CJ Harris, CA Kennedy
American Journal of Evaluation 37 (2), 174-192, 2016
402016
Curriculum materials make a difference for next generation science learning: Results from year 1 of a randomized controlled trial
CJ Harris, WR Penuel, AH DeBarger, C D’Angelo, LP Gallagher
Menlo Park, CA: SRI International, 2014
392014
How can I make new stuff from old stuff?
KL McNeill, CJ Harris, M Heitzman, D Lizotte, L Sutherland, J Krajcik
IQWST: Investigating and Questioning Our World Through Science and Technology, 2004
342004
Usable assessments aligned with curriculum materials: Measuring explanation as a scientific way of knowing
DJ Lizotte, CJ Harris, KL McNeill, RW Marx, J Krajcik
Annual meeting of the American educational research association, Chicago, IL, 2003
332003
Towards an evidence framework for design-based implementation research
B Means, CJ Harris
BJ Fishman, WR Penuel, AR Allen, & Cheng, BH (Eds.). Design based …, 2013
312013
The role of innovation in scaling up educational innovations
NH Sabelli, CJ Harris
Scaling Educational Innovations, 13-30, 2015
272015
Learning with STEM simulations in the classroom: Findings and trends from a meta-analysis
CM D’Angelo, D Rutstein, CJ Harris
Educational Technology 56 (3), 58-61, 2016
242016
Usable assessments for teaching science content and inquiry standards
CJ Harris, KL McNeill, DJ Lizotte, RW Marx, J Krajcik
Assessment in science: Practical experiences and education research, 67-88, 2006
222006
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