Kevin Krahenbuhl

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Can a null hypothesis be stated as a difference?

Typically, I have always understood null hypotheses to be, in effect, a statement of equality where u0 = u1 (for example). And thus, when hypothesis testing the alpha level is set to identify a...

09 September 2016 363 27 View

Classical Education and Progressive Education - anyone aware of comparisons of these approaches with regard to student learning?

Progressive education completely dominates the educational landscape in American higher education. However, recent evidence from cognitive science interestingly supports much of what classical...

06 June 2016 1,385 4 View

Does anyone know of a particular framework for learning progressions in the learning of historical content and thinking skills?

I am aware of the relatively new C3 Framework and some of the alluded to work from Barton & Levstik but am curious if there is anything else or anything related that might inform a 'learning...

03 March 2016 9,912 10 View

Does anyone know of research on history learning challenges rooted in cognitive science?

In dealing with a group of social studies educators this summer they constantly claimed the only thing that mattered was "skills" and "history content" was irrelevant. I can't imagine how you can...

02 February 2015 6,273 4 View