Evidence, studies, and publications from ObjectiveEd — for educators, administrators, and grant writers evaluating our programs.
These publications represent selected key findings from our research program. ObjectiveEd employs research scientists who conduct ongoing studies in reading, special education, and assistive technology. Our full portfolio — including peer-reviewed work and funded projects — lives at the ObjectiveEd Innovation Lab.
Independent research (2025) measuring the impact of BuddyBooks on reading outcomes for students with dyslexia. Includes pre/post analysis of reading fluency and engagement across participating schools.
View PDF
Demonstrates a rationale for BuddyBooks grounded in existing research. Meets ESSA Tier 4 standards — establishing the theoretical and empirical foundation for the program's design.
View PDF
Qualitative acceptability and appropriateness study conducted with 26 students (grades 4–5) at the Edna Runner Tutorial Center, summer 2024. Examines teacher and student feedback alongside BuddyBooks fluency, accuracy, and duration data. Meets ESSA Tier 3 standards.
View PDF
A forward-looking guide written by ObjectiveEd leadership exploring how AI is reshaping reading instruction, assessment, and personalized learning — and what educators need to know now.
View PDFThese PDFs are a starting point. Explore the full depth of ObjectiveEd's research, funding history, and applied knowledge.