Project ROOTS
Project Rural Opportunities through Literacy, Observation, Tutoring and STEM (ROOTS)
What is Project ROOTS?
Project Rural Opportunities through Literacy, Observation, Tutoring and STEM (ROOTS) is a $15 million Expansion grant from the Education Innovation and Research (EIR) Program, U.S. Department of Education. Texas A&M University faculty will work with University of Southern Mississippi faculty to impact literacy in rural schools in Texas and Mississippi. The overarching goal of the project is to expand evidence-based science of reading strategies and literacy-infused STEM/science (LIS), undergirded by high-impact tutoring for students and professional development for teachers and tutors to impact outcomes in reading/literacy and science. The project will work with grades 3-5.
Join Project ROOTS to gain paid, hands-on experience while supporting literacy instruction.
Project ROOTS is a federally funded research initiative designed to support literacy through tutoring sessions. As a participant, you’ll gain valuable experience while contributing to an active research study.
How To Apply
Please fill out the Qualtrics form for becoming a Pre-Service Teacher Virtual Coach. This pre-screening form is designed to collect basic applicant information, confirm eligibility, review relevant qualifications, and gather availability and application materials. The information you provide will help determine whether you meet the initial requirements for the position.
Project ROOTS Contacts
Dr. Linda Rodriguez
Program Director
Dr. Aminah Crawford
Project Manager
