"Incorporating Design Based Implementation Research With a Randomized C" by Kreshnik N. Begolli, Vanessa N. Bermudez et al.
 

Document Type

Article

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Contemporary Educational Psychology

Author ORCID Identifier

Kreshnik N. Begolli https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4801-6688

Volume

78

Publisher

Academic Press

Publication Date

6-22-2024

Journal Article Version

Version of Record

First Page

1

Last Page

33

Abstract

We combine design-based implementation research with a pre-registered RCT to address a long-standing challenge in psychological science: How to use psychological principles to address real-world problems while designing and implementing interventions in the field. We posit this as a design methodology for optimizing the translation between psychological science and real-world applications. We tested the efficacy of an extensively co-designed version of a game-based rational number intervention, Fraction Ball, versus "business-as-usual" math instruction and physical education in a sample of 4th/5th grade Latine students (N=360). Insights from nine co-design sessions with 20 teachers informed revisions and additions to a previous version of Fraction Ball, strengthening impacts across 10 of 12 rational number subtests. This methodology provides insights for translating psychological science research and scaling it to address real-world educational needs, such as play-based interventions that improve rational number understanding in authentic contexts.

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