College of Education: Recent submissions
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Empowering Alabama Educators through International Experience: Strengthening Classrooms, Supporting Communities
(2025-03-27)
Since 2011, Auburn University’s College of Education has led the Global Studies in Education: South Korea program, providing over 85 Alabama educators with direct exposure to Korean culture and educational practices. This ...
Analysis of Reliability Coefficients In Electronic Survey Distribution Programs
(2025-03-25)
This study investigated the reliability coefficients of an electronic survey instrument, distributed via Qualtrics, designed to assess agriculturalists' perceptions of artificial intelligence in secondary agricultural ...
Approaches Towards Revising Instrumentation-Based Reliability Coefficients
(2025-03-06)
This study addresses negative Cronbach's alpha reliability coefficients observed in two constructs of a newly developed questionnaire assessing agricultural educators' adoption of artificial intelligence. A field test with ...
Research Brief: Impacts of Student-Weighted Funding
(2025-02-20)
Student weighted funding is the most widely used means to ensure schools have enough money to provide for the differing needs of students. However, research suggests the benefits of student weighted funding go well beyond ...
Educational Spending as Economic Development
(2025-01-14)
A major leverage point in improving employment, consumer demand, and investment is through state investments in quality PK-12 education. Research is clear that areas with higher and more targeted investments see significant ...
Implementing Virginia's Cell Phone Policy
(2025-01-10)
Cultivating Agricultural Literacy: A Qualitative Exploration of Instructional Practices and Teacher Perspectives in Agricultural Education
(2024-08-05)
Auburn University researchers explored how agricultural education teachers in Alabama equip students with the knowledge and vocabulary needed to navigate the world of agriculture. Researchers investigated teachers' ...
