- Candise Lin, doctoral candidate in the Human Development program has received a National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Research Award. November 2012
- The following HDQM Faculty received recognition for their outstanding achievements: Patricia A. Alexander (Regents Faculty Award for Mentoring); Ann A. Battle (COE Distinguished Outreach Award); Gregory Hancock (COE Distinguished Scholarship Award); Melanie Killen (Director of Graduate Studies of the Year Award); Andre Rupp (AERA Division D Significant Contribution to Research Methodology Award); and both Natasha Cabrera and Meredith Rowe (ADVANCE Award). Summer 2012
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EDHD Educational Psychology Faculty
Dr. Patricia Alexander
Domain-specific learning; Epistemic beliefs; Text-based learning; Interplay of knowledge, strategies, and motivation in academic development
Dr. Donald J. Bolger How the brain learns to read; Sources of reading skill and impairment; How children learn the meaning of words
Dr. Natasha Cabrera Parenting and children's cognitive and social development; parent involvement in schools and children's achievement; cultural and ethnic differences in parenting behaviors and children's outcomes.
Dr. John GuthrieCognitive and motivational aspects of reading and learning; Psychology of learning and instruction in classroom contexts
Professor Emeritus
David Miele Understanding the psychological processes involved in self-regulated learning. Identifying cognitive and motivational differences in how people metacognitively assess their own learning and then use these assessments to control their study.
Dr. Geetha Ramani Influence of social interactions on young children's cognitive development; Learning through cooperative play and activities; Early mathematics and problem-solving skills; Development and correlates of peer cooperation
Dr. Meredith Rowe Early language development ; Parental beliefs and practices concerning children's language; Language development of underprivileged children
Starts Fall 2009
Dr. Judith Torney-Purta Social/political cognition; Civic education cross-nationally; Cross-cultural and inter-cultural studies; Research related to social policy; Interaction in technology-rich environments; Social studies and history learning
Dr. Min Wang Language and reading acquisition; cross language and writing system comparisons; second language/bilingual literacy development
Dr. Kathryn Wentzel Social motivation; academic motivation and self-regulation, goal setting; interpersonal relationships with teachers, peers, and parents and school adjustment; adolescent development
Dr. Allan Wigfield Development and socialization of motivation and self-concept; Gender differences; Achievement motivation; Self-regulation and learning; Motivation for literacy
Affiliated Faculty
Dr. Marilyn Chambliss, EDCI Features of social studies and science texts that promote comprehension and learning
Dr. Gregory Hancock, EDMS Latent variable modeling
Dr. Robert Mislevy, EDMS Multiple-imputation approach for integrating sampling and test-theoretic models; Assessment design systems with a focus on science inquiry
Dr. Sylvia Rosenfield, CAPS School consultation services; Instructional consultation; Urban education
Dr. Bruce Vansledright, EDCI Teaching and learning of history in public schools; How students read history texts
