Research Grant

Funded

  1. Comprehensive Review of P-16 College Readiness and Success Initiatives. 2011- 2012: Co-PI with Jim Dyer and M.M. Capraro Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. (Co-PI- awarded August, 2011: $199,193).
  2. Developmental Education Demonstration Project Evaluation 2011-2012 (CoPI: with Jim Dyer & Robert M. Capraro from Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (Co- PI- awarded May, 2011: $399,998).
  3. Fostering TAMU Pre‐Service Teachers' Awareness of STEM College and Career Readiness Standards - Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (PI - awarded May, 2010: $10,000).
  4. Texas Education Agency, Aggie STEM, (Co-PI -awarded August, 2010: $500,000)
  5. Texas Education Agency - M-STAR- Curriculum Focal Points - 01/06/09 - 12/31/09 (CoPI - awarded December, 2008: $900,000)
  6. College of Education & Human Development- CEHD Research Grant for Preparing Elementary Mathematics Specialists (PEMS) Through an Online Graduate Program (PI -awarded May, 2008: $5000)
  7. Texas Education Agency. Texas- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics CO-PI Texas A & M /TEA (Co-PI - awarded: $1.2 million).
  8. Regent's Initiative: Longitudinal Influences of Conceptual Mathematics on Teacher Classroom Enactments, (PI - awarded March, 2004: $18,600).
  9. Regent's Initiative: Professional Teaching Portfolios and Teaching Artifacts: Do They Provide Insightful Information About Preservice Teachers? (PI- awarded April, 2003: $10,000).
  10. Regent's Initiative Grant: Electronic Teaching Portfolios: Technology Skills + Portfolio Development = Powerful Preservice Teachers. (PI- awarded April, 2002: $10,000).
  11. Regent's Initiative Fellowship: Systematic Integration of Technology in the Preservice Teacher Education Program submitted in cooperation with Dr. Nancy Allen and Dr. Robert Capraro (PI-awarded April, 2002: $10,000).
  12. Item Analysis and Revision Protocol Development: A Case Study. Washington, DC: AAAS. (Co-PI - awarded February, 2001: $19,343).
  13. International Travel Grant, Elementary Geometry Pedagogy: A Comparison Between the United States and China. Texas A & M University COE-IPECC (PI-awarded March, 2001: $500).
  14. Research Enhancement Grant, Elementary Geometry Standards: A Comparison between the United States and China. Texas A & M University. (PI-awarded in 2001: $500).
  15. Travel Grant, Continuing Research with UNT Professor on the MARS. Texas A& M University. (PI-awarded November, 2000: $700).
  16. Women's History Month Grant, The University of Southern Mississippi. (PI-awarded Spring, 2000: $700).
  17. Co-author, Comprehensive School Reform Demonstration Grant North Twin Lakes Elementary. (Co-PI-awarded June, 1999: $150,000). 21
  18. Research Grant, Title VI. M3 Making Math Meaningful for North Twin Lakes Elementary, Miami, Florida. (PI-awarded July 1997: $10,000).
  19. Technology Grant, North Twin Lakes Elementary, Hialeah, Florida. (Co-PI-awarded July, 1995: $90,000)

Waiting Notification

  1. ZOOiPPORTUNITIES (Zoo-OPS) -- a ZOO iPad Project: Overarching Representational Technologies Utilizing Nature in Teaching Informal Education in STEM: PI, with Co- PIs (alphabetical order) M. M. Capraro, T. McLaughlin, J. Morgan, A. Sahin. Submitted National Science Foundation $1,200,000 8/1/12-7/31/15
  2. Evaluation of the Harmony Charter School Model for STUdent StEM Success (HCSMS3)PI, with (alphabetical order) M. M. Capraro, T. Davis, R. Goddard, C. Loving, J. Morgan, J. Scheurich. (Co:PI Submitted 3/11/11National Science Foundation $1,922,141)
  3. Institute for Educational Sciences. Using Selected Reading Processes to Solve Mathematics Word Problems. Drs. Rupley, M.M. Capraro, Liew Submitted 6/23/11 $1,200,000)
  4. Aggie STEM – 2011-2013. $800,000 Submitted to Texas Education Agency. Co-PI; Submitted June, 2011, $800,000)
  5. The Development of Research Instrumentation to Explore Motivation and Engagement (Submitted to NSF in conjunction with Rutgers University- funded)