Best Evidence Encylopedia -- Empowering Educators with Evidence on Proven Programs

Elementary
Middle/High School

   Beginning
   Upper Elementary
   Elementary
   Middle/High School
   English Language Learners
   Struggling Readers

   Elementary (CSRQ)
   Middle/High School (CSRQ)
   K-12 Meta-Analysis (Borman)
   Education Service Providers
  (CSRQ)

What works in education? The Best Evidence Encyclopedia (BEE) presents reliable, unbiased reviews of research-proven educational programs to help:

POLICY MAKERS use evidence to make informed choices.

PRINCIPALS choose proven programs to meet state standards.

TEACHERS use the most powerful tools available.

RESEARCHERS find rigorous evaluations of educational programs.

...because all children deserve the best in education

Useful BEE Resource: Program Overviews
Search for a program reviewed on the BEE and find an overview of useful information about the program, including evidence of effectiveness ratings and contact information.

Better: Evidence-based Education Magazine

Sign-up for a free subscription to Better, a unique magazine from Johns Hopkins University's Center for Research and Reform in Education. Published three times a year, Better focuses on practical, evidence-based advice for decision makers in education. The theme of the fall 2009 issue is math.

What is the Future of No Child Left Behind?

View video from Johns Hopkins University's "What is the Future of No Child Left Behind" panel discussion. Speakers included Martha Kanter, Under Secretary of Education for the U.S. Department of Education.