Symposium Archive
Exploring Knowledge Gaining Processes of International Undergraduate Students in Educational Psychology Related Courses
Maggie Zou
The Perception of the Educator: Working with Children Facing Chronic Illnesses or Extended Hospitalizations and Healthcare Experiences
Emily Mozena
Parent-child Interactions in Home Numeracy Activities: Investigating the Effect of Game Format
Joyce Zhou
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Stop Boring Me to Death: The role of Interest in Student Motivation and Success
Cassandra Olmstead
Cooperative Learning and Reflection in an Inquiry-based Computer Organization Course
Yeajin Ham
Drop in to Skatepark Design: Connected Family Physics in a Children's Museum
Jeremy Dietmeyer
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Influences of the Cohort System on the Development of Teacher Self-Efficacy among Pre-Service Teachers
Jeni Sizemore
Tools and the Study Process in Undergraduate Study Groups
Salim George
Designing Biology Education Learning Environments that Incorporate Mathematical Representations: Centralizing Explanation and Mechanistic Reasoning First
Matthew Lira
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Teaching, Playing, and Texting: Patterns of Adult Engagement in Children's Museums
Jeremy Dietmeier
Multiple Goals of Mediated Action: Educational Tools as Sites of Conflict within a Learning Environment
Kathy Schuh & Salim George
Understand, Challenge, Play: Collaborative Inquiry into Adaptive Cruise Control
Ethan Valentine, Joyce Zhou, Joyce Moore, & Ben DeVane
Nordic Nights, or, Research and Teaching amid the Norwegian Fjords
Steve Alessi
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Expert-novice differences in reasoning strategies during a large-scale video game: A case study of Heathstone
Lina Sun
Implementing an active learning approach in an educational psychology course
LaShelle Morrison
Perceived self-identities and student motivation for involvement in multicultural student organizations
Shelby Herig
Development and validation of a Thai translation of International Personality Item Pool (IPIP)
Chakadee Waiyavutti
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Digital Mediacation: Reducing Distress via Cooperative Tablet Engagement
Ben Miller
The Outsiders: Role Perception, Conflict, and Group Efficacy in Skewed Teacher Collaboration Groups
Wendy Anderson
The SPARK Testing Method and its Effects on Learning
Kara Hagemann
App and Early Numeracy Development: Investigating Parent-child Joint Use
Yile (Joyce) Zhou
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Opportunities for research/design practicum
Jae-eun Russell, Center for Teaching
The relationship between dietary micronutrient intake and student attention
Julie Seier
TraumaHawk survey: Investigating workplace apps with learning in mind
Ethan Valentine
One-to-one technology initiatives and its affect on the learning environment
Gary Steffensmeier
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