Pearson is a company with a strong sense of purpose, focusing on three key issues of social and economic importance: literacy, efficacy, and competitiveness. We aim to make a measurable difference to learning outcomes for students and educators, and our rigorous research methods — both in-house and independently conducted — provide solid evidence that our products, programs, and services are helping to enhance and further academic achievement. Building and maintaining trust is at the core of our business. By providing substantive, verifiable studies reflecting the effectiveness of our preK-12, higher education, and assessment programs, we are able to shine a spotlight on the deep connection between our commitment to excellence and demonstrated student success.
Research-based instruction with embedded assessment, coupled with Pearson’s efficacy studies conducted by leading educational research organizations, provides schools quality programs aimed at ensuring success for all students whether they be on level, advanced, struggling and at-risk, or the nation’s growing number of English language learners.
A Foundational Research Study of Zeos
July 2012
Pearson Words Their Way: Word Study in Action Intervention Efficacy Study Final Report
October 2011
Reading Street Longitudinal Efficacy Report – Final Report
October 2011
A Final Report for the Evaluation of Pearson’s Good Habits, Great Readers Program
November 2010
Pearson Reading Street Efficacy Study 2009-2010
November 2010
A Study of Pearson’s Reading Street ELL Component: Final Report
September 2010
Evaluation of the Opening the World of Learning (OWL) Early Literacy Program: Final Report
December 2009
A Study on the Effects of ELLIS Essentials on English Language Learners
October 2009
Reading Street Benchmark Item — Validation Study 2006 (SF-BIVS-R06)
July 2006
Reading Street Benchmark Item Validation Study 2005
October 2005
The Effects Of Pearson Prentice Hall Literature (2010) On Student Performance: Efficacy Study — Final Report
October 2010
A Final Report for the Evaluation of Pearson’s focusMATH Program
October 2011
A Study on the Effects of Pearson’s 2009 enVisionMATH Program: Year 2
2009
A Study on the Effects of Pearson’s 2009 enVisionMATH Programs
September 2008
Investigations in Numbers, Data, and Space Efficacy Study — Final Report
January 2010
Investigations in Numbers, Data, and Space Efficacy Study 2007-08 School Year Report
October 2008
A Study on the Effects of 2011 Prentice Hall High School Math
September 2011
A Study on the Effects of 2011 Prentice Hall High School Math
September 2010
The Effects of Connected Mathematics Project 2 on Student Performance: Randomized Control Trial
November 2008
Prentice Hall Mathematics Benchmark Item Validation Study Project Report
September 2004
Putting Research into Practice-Prentice Hall Mathematics
2004
Math Online Intervention: Putting Research into Practice
2003
A Pilot Study of Pearson’s Interactive Science Program in Fifth-Grade Classrooms
August 2011
A Pilot Study of Two Chapters of Pearson’s Interactive Science Program
September 2010
A Study on the Effects of Pearson’s Interactive Science 2011 Program
August 2011
A Pilot Study on Pearson’s Interactive Science 2011 Program
August 2010
A Pilot Study on Pearson’s Interactive Science Program
June 2009
The Effects Of Miller & Levine Biology (2010) On Student Performance — Final Report
October 2010
Scientifically-based Research on How Students Learn Science —Prentice Hall Chemistry
2005
Prentice Hall Science Explorer-Research Summary: Foundational Research Program Efficacy Studies
2003
National Science Foundation Study on Biology Exploring Life
2001
Pearson SuccessMaker Reading Efficacy Study 2010-11 Final Report
September 2011
Pearson Successmaker Math Efficacy Study 2009-10 Final Report
September 2010
SuccessMaker® Motion: A Research Summary
April 2003
(Grades 3-8)
SuccessMaker® Evidence of Effectiveness-Selected Evaluation Studies
2002
(Grades 3-8)
Summary of Reliability Information for AIMSweb R-CBM
2010
(Grades K-8)
AIMSweb CBM Tools Meet Scientific Standards for Use in Frequent Progress Monitoring
2010
(Grades K-8)
General Overview of WriteToLearn™ and Its Components
2009
(Grades 4-12)
WriteToLearn: Evidence for Reliability, Validity and Learning Effectiveness
2007
(Grades 4-12)
The Research Behind WriteToLearn
2007
(Grades 4-12)
NovaNET® Courseware for Grades 6-12: Developed, Validated and Refined by Research
2004