Kenji Kitamura (@kenjikkitamura) 's Twitter Profile
Kenji Kitamura

@kenjikkitamura

Harvard Graduate School of Education 博士学生. 応用発達心理学/国際比較教育学/因果推論/サイコメ/幼児の発達・学力アセスメント.

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Kenji Kitamura (@kenjikkitamura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

サルタックの皆さんにインターンとして最初にお世話になったのは学9年前。好奇心と体力以外の戦闘力0でも多くを学んだ当時の経験が無ければ今の自分はありません 国際協力や教育開発は色々な入口がありますが、緩くサルタックのインターンに応募してしてみるのは大有りです

Emma Hart (@emmarosehart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm very much looking forward to presenting findings from our meta-analysis on educational intervention fadeout next Friday at the AERA @SRMA_SIG seminar series! Sign-up details are below.

Society for Research in Child Development (@srcdtweets) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Investigating if high-quality kindergarten teachers sustain the pre-K boost to children's emergent literacy skill development in North Carolina," in #ChildDevelopment Journal: doi.org/10.1111/cdev.1…

古賀林観 (@hayamikoga) 's Twitter Profile Photo

【募集】研究のお手伝いをしてくれるリサーチアシスタントを募集してます!週に数時間程度のお仕事になります。 現在ハーバードの学生だとスムーズですが、ハーバード外でも可能かもしれないです(アメリカにいる方限定です)。 OPTで他の仕事と同時でもOKです。

Kenji Kitamura (@kenjikkitamura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sarthak Nepalとの共同で、子どもの好奇心と学びに関する研究のため、2年ぶりに今日からネパールに 元上司のお母様のダルバートだけで、32時間の旅の価値がある

Sarthak Nepalとの共同で、子どもの好奇心と学びに関する研究のため、2年ぶりに今日からネパールに

元上司のお母様のダルバートだけで、32時間の旅の価値がある
Kenji Kitamura (@kenjikkitamura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ちなみに右上はゴーヤのタルカリで2019年の研究で3ヶ月お世話になった際に数十種類食べた中で、好きなタルカリランキング1位 初日からもちろんがっつりおかわり

Kenji Kitamura (@kenjikkitamura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Grateful for the warm welcome back at Nepal's Education Review Office, MoE. Thrilled to see the continued growth of the ECD assessment work I supported.

Grateful for the warm welcome back at Nepal's Education Review Office, MoE. 

Thrilled to see the continued growth of the ECD assessment work I supported.
Kenji Kitamura (@kenjikkitamura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wrapped up an intense week filming children's curiosity in different schools in Nepal. One more after-school program, then weeks of editing 40+ hours of footage for video-cued focus groups with teachers and parents. Excited to learn what curiosity means to them!

Wrapped up an intense week filming children's curiosity in different schools in Nepal. One more after-school program, then weeks of editing 40+ hours of footage for video-cued focus groups with teachers and parents. Excited to learn what curiosity means to them!
森口佑介『つくられる子どもの性差: 「女脳」「男脳」は存在しない』(光文社新書 ) (@moriguchiy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

年少の子どもは、コストがあってもなくても、自由に情報を探索しますが、実行機能の発達とともに、コストがある場合に限り情報探索を制限するという、研究員の岩嵜さんとの研究です。ブレーキの役割ということですね。 bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bj…

Nature Human Behaviour (@naturehumbehav) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This new Review from Drew Bailey et al. looks at key challenges for causal inference in studies of human behaviour and offers an overview of methodological solutions for these challenges. nature.com/articles/s4156…

Kenji Kitamura (@kenjikkitamura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wrapped up two months of fieldwork in Nepal by sharing preliminary findings with the amazing team. Grateful for their dedication this summer (and a surprise birthday cerebration)! Learned so much about children’s curiosity—excited to turn this research into a paper this fall.

Wrapped up two months of fieldwork in Nepal by sharing preliminary findings with the amazing team. Grateful for their dedication this summer (and a surprise birthday cerebration)! 

Learned so much about children’s curiosity—excited to turn this research into a paper this fall.
Dr. Jelena Obradovic (@dr_jobradovic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

✨New Global Executive Function Initiative's (GEFI) recommended practices for selection, adaptation, and administration of EF performance-based tasks and for processing, evaluating, reporting, and interpreting data that these tasks yield. Download here: gefi.stanford.edu/gefi-resources

✨New Global Executive Function Initiative's (GEFI) recommended practices for selection, adaptation, and administration of EF performance-based tasks and for processing, evaluating, reporting, and interpreting data that these tasks yield. Download here: gefi.stanford.edu/gefi-resources
Emma Hart (@emmarosehart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Little is known, although much is theorized, about the long-run benefits of boosting children's social-emotional skills. Across 450 post-test & follow-up impacts from 86 RCTs, we found similar fadeout rates for intervention impacts on social-emotional & cognitive skills. 1/11

Little is known, although much is theorized, about the long-run benefits of boosting children's social-emotional skills.

Across 450 post-test & follow-up impacts from 86 RCTs, we found similar fadeout rates for intervention impacts on social-emotional & cognitive skills. 

1/11
Kou Murayama (@koumurayama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have been very inactive on social media recently but will try to recover... Here is our new publication on #causalinference and cross-lagged panel models in Psych Metods. People use RI-CLPM as a default nowadays but we should think more deeply about it. psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2025-…

Mindy Rosengarten (@mindyrosenga) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share a new pre-print from myself, Emma Hart, Drew Bailey ,Meghan McCormick. Ben Lovett, & Tyler! We used a meta-analytic dataset of educational RCTs to examine the persistence and fadeout of constrained and unconstrained skills edworkingpapers.com/ai24-1069 🧵

Matthew Jukes (@matthewchjukes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Two take-aways from our paper: 1) Clear long-term (to Grade 7) effects of an early grade (Gs 1-3) reading intervention. 2) Initial impacts in foundational skills (fluency) translate to longer-term impacts in higher-order skills (comprehension). #RTIFellow

Kenji Kitamura (@kenjikkitamura) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/11、Sarthak Shiksha のイベント@神田で登壇します。 国際的に注目される遊びを通した幼児教育介入ですが、途上国での効果は限定的。その背景を、「文脈に即した幼児の好奇心と学びの理解」という切り口で分析した私の研究についてお話しします。 ぜひご参加ください! x.gd/QKgXj

畠山勝太/サルタック (@shotahatakeyama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

韓国の私立小学校の中には、中卒程度の数学と英語の試験を出してくるところもあるため、幼児に対する塾が広がると共に、幼児の間でのうつ病も広がっているんだとか。これ、規制をかけるべきは塾側ではなく入試側なんだけど、政治的に解決できる問題なんだろうか?washingtonpost.com/world/2025/06/…