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Center for Advancing Elementary Science through Assessment, Research, and Technology (CAESART)

Our Partners

CAESART is administered by Education Development Center (EDC), drawing on over 65 years of experience in advancing education. CAESART’s efforts are supported by strong partnerships. Our partners include:

  • University of Miami: Contributing expertise in adaptive early childhood science assessment, ensuring tools are developmentally appropriate and aligned with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
  • CRESST at UCLA: Experts in game-based assessment design, ensuring our assessments engage students while accurately measuring science learning.
  • Lawrence Hall of Science at UC Berkeley: Leaders in developing integrated science and literacy curricula, supporting our efforts to create effective, evidence-based resources.