Assistant Prof. @UVA & Research Fellow @NWEA. I study how (mis)uses of tests/surveys affect decisions in ed. & psychology. Father of two. Opinions mine.
Congratulations to UVA EHD's Jim Soland on receiving the 2025 Outstanding Faculty Award from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV)! The award recognizes faculty who exemplify the highest standards of teaching, scholarship, and service.
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Couldn't find much on how to deal with MNAR missingness in intensive longitudinal data, so this preprint was an attempt to repurpose some MNAR ideas from growth modeling into DSEM to handle MNAR missingness (with only a few extra lines of Mplus code)
https://t.co/MgMkrw9gfK
Check out this new article of mine on IRT models for quasi-experimental designs.
Item Response Theory Models for Difference-in-Difference Estimates (and Whether They Are Worth the Trouble) https://t.co/vfnxM2KTUh
New print w/@MelissaGWolf on dynamic fit index cutoffs
Our software can now derive customized cutoffs for ANY covariance structure model (SEM, mediation, bifactor, etc) and supports normal, non-normal, categorical, & missing data (and any estimator) 1/15
https://t.co/dw7wYS2QAk
Please spread the info widely - We are hiring an assistant or associate level faculty member in education and neuroscience!! Join me and my wonderful colleagues and students @UVAEdu! Apply here: https://t.co/bbE571sB6C #AcademicTwitter
Re-upping my NAEP Day threads for another NAEP Day. What's new? I expected signs of "recovery" (in the sense that 2020-2023 trends would be "less bad" than 2020-2022 and 2019-2022 trends). But it's worse. For those trying, be patient, give grace. For those ignoring, reprioritize.
Like SAT/ACT scores, many people think I and other measurement folks @NCME38 would be resisting the ongoing attack on scores and indices. But we’re all for it! We know the fallibility of single-score systems better than anyone! Just don’t throw the baby out with the bath water.
S4E23. QuantCrit: A Conversation With Christen Priddie
https://t.co/ei7yUnJ8H4
This week @ChristenPriddie of Indiana Univ. helps us learn about QuantCrit: foundations, purpose, and how it can enrich the quantitative process to which we might’ve become a little *too* accustomed.
Job alert! We are very excited to bring on a new colleague in early literacy @PennGSE. Please share this open search widely and feel free to reach out with any questions!
I am hiring! For a 6-year PhD-position in quantitative psychology that also involves teaching:
https://t.co/UAofuGjmMN
Follow me f you are interested but don't speak Dutch, because I have at least two more PhD-positions opening soon. Please share! Thx!
Saturday at 8am (good morning!), Part 2 of our debate on "Foundational Competencies in Educational Measurement" continues, focusing on whether our framework is clear, compelling, and complete. #NCME23
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I'm hiring a 1yr postdoc for research on stat methodology for using text in randomized controlled trials: https://t.co/4Ta9mddAri
Please don't self-select out! Long list of papers & "elite" schools aren't required. I'll read every application looking for potential. Please repost.
📢Mark your calendars for 4/24 @ 12PM to hear from Sarah Peko-Spicer (@AIRInforms) share her research on Building a Critical Quantitative Practice. More details on our website! https://t.co/chMueWG3fX
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ICYMI, a video of our @NCME38 "Foundational Competencies" debate is here: https://t.co/UhO3QUsubP.
See you for Part 2 of the debate, focusing on the conceptual framework, at 8am in Chicago on 4/15, with @HamiltonLauraS, Alison Cheng, and David Torres Irribarra. #NCME23#AERA23