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The Shift Toward Evidence-Based Funding How Federal and Foundation Expectations Have Changed Over the past decade, federal agencies and philanthropic foundations have moved toward evidence-based funding models. Funding decisions are now guided by a stronger emphasis on measurable outcomes, documented effectiveness, and clear alignment with strategic priorities....

Why Evaluation Planning Is the Missing Piece in Successful Grant Proposals The Grant Writing Myth Many organizations begin their funding journey believing that grant success depends primarily on strong writing. When a funding opportunity appears, attention quickly shifts to proposal templates, technical editors, and persuasive language. The...

This study examined key non-cognitive variables among first-year undergraduate STEM majors, with a focus on mathematics self-efficacy and mathematics anxiety as early indicators of student persistence and success. The research emphasized the importance of identifying these variables before introducing complex curricular content, positioning them as...

At the Gender Summit 15-Europe (GS15) in London, several of my colleagues and I had the privilege of foregrounding an exciting new study on the importance of examining peer-led team learning and non-cognitive variables in STEM education research (Monrose-Mill et al., 2020). In short, the study examines...