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She currently serves as president of APA Division 15 (EducationalPsychology). Her scholarship focuses on the impact of racism on the educational experiences of African Americans, racism-related emotions and coping, and mixed methods research.
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Dr. DeLeon Gray Gray is an associate professor of educationalpsychology and equity at North Carolina State University. It’s scholarship in a different form.” Gray says he felt pressure to produce another article when a friend came to him and said that the idea was not done because the scholarship was just one leg of the relay.
Chris Hakala is the director of the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship at Springfield College. British Journal of EducationalPsychology , 86 (4), 606-629. Journal of EducationalPsychology , 113 (7), 1421-1440. EducationalPsychology Review , 13 , 211-224. Broadbent, J.,
Simply, it is the way it combines cognitive and educational psychologyhow people learnwith the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL), which focuses on how educators study and improve their teaching to increase student learning (McKinney, 2007). EducationalPsychology Review 31, (2): 261-292. Sweller, J.,
Chris Hakala is the director of the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship at Springfield College. British Journal of EducationalPsychology , 86 (4), 606-629. Journal of EducationalPsychology , 113 (7), 1421-1440. EducationalPsychology Review , 13 , 211-224. Broadbent, J.,
This classic piece of scholarship identifies the fuel and suggests how we can supply it. Journal of EducationalPsychology, 95 (4), 667-686. Motivation is sourced internally, but teachers can provide the fuel needed to power it. References Pintrich, P.
This classic piece of scholarship identifies the fuel and suggests how we can supply it. Journal of EducationalPsychology, 95 (4), 667-686. Motivation is sourced internally, but teachers can provide the fuel needed to power it. References Pintrich, P.
This article synthesizes the results of my own scholarship of teaching, and wide range of literature and studies, to determine the six most powerful ways to “cultivate” the attention of students for greater success in learning. He currently serves as an associate professor of teacher education at Purdue University Northwest.
This article synthesizes the results of my own scholarship of teaching, and wide range of literature and studies, to determine the six most powerful ways to “cultivate” the attention of students for greater success in learning. He currently serves as an associate professor of teacher education at Purdue University Northwest.
He received his bachelor’s in business from Illinois State University in 1956 and his master’s in educational administration in 1963, before receiving his PhD in educationalpsychology from Northwestern University.
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