For the Bay Area Youth Participatory Evaluation Project, AIR collaborated with Youth Participatory Evaluation (YPE) experts from Alliance for Girls, who guided a group of three young people affected by the justice system to support research on diversion programming. The goal was to find ways to further humanize young people's ...
Sarah Frazelle is the co-director of the National Student Attendance and Engagement Center (SEAC) and a senior researcher at AIR focusing on projects related to attendance and engagement. In her role at SEAC, she leads the AIR team in developing tools to help reduce chronic absenteeism through root cause analysis ...
The National Study of Special Education Spending’s purpose is to update our understanding of the costs of special education and related services. The study will collect information from a national sample of districts and schools about what is spent to educate students with disabilities, as well as what states and ...
377,000 students. 1,300 schools. In 1960, AIR launched Project Talent, the largest and most comprehensive study of high school students ever conducted in the United States. Now, as the original study participants move into retirement, Project Talent has become an important resource for understanding the aging process. ...
If you were born between 1941 and 1946 and went to high school in the Unites States, there is roughly one chance in 25 that you are a participant in Project Talent. Please register if you would like to receive updates on Project Talent.
If you were born between 1941 and 1946 and went to high school in the Unites States, there is roughly one chance in 25 that you are a participant in Project Talent. Please register if you would like to receive updates on Project Talent.
By looking at differences in abilities, activities, experiences, and health between twins and their siblings, the Project Talent Twins and Siblings Study aims to understand how nature and nurture (including our environment) interact to affect how we age.
The Project Talent Health and Wellness Study (PTHWS) is a longitudinal study of health and wellness in later life. This project uses administrative and claims data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid to look at relationships between early-life social and environmental factors and later-life healthcare use and health outcomes ...
In this project, we look at relationships between speaking more than one language during childhood—what we call “family-of-origin multilingualism”—and the onset of Alzheimer's Disease or related dementias, or ADRD, in later life among participants in Project Talent.
