Researchers
The institute currently employs more than 60 researchers. Their expertise covers educational administration, curriculum and instruction, testing and assessment, information technology, as well as disciplines such as language, history, and political science. Through cross-center integrated research projects, researchers complement one another's strengths, deepen research outcomes, and combine practical experience to propose concrete action plans in response to policy needs.
Indigenous EducationMulticultural EducationEarly Childhood Education
Indigenous EducationVisual AnthropologyCinema and Audiovisual Literacy
Textbook DevelopmentTextbook DesignTextbook Reform and Innovation
Positive Youth DevelopmentChildren's Subjective Well-beingPublic Opinion Research
Computational LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingMachine Learning
Textbook ResearchCivic EducationEnglish Language Education
Research and Development of CurriculumScientific LiteracyAugment Reality
StatisticTest TheoryCompetency-based Assessment.
Science EducationScientific Inquiry PracticesComputer-based Assessment