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Science of Teaching and Learning Award Winners

  • Mollie Brazile, Science of Teaching and Learning – Distinction in Graduate Research (pictured left)
  • Angela Lewis, Science of Teaching and Learning – Distinction in Research (pictured right)
Lise Youngblade and Mollie Brazile
CHHS Research Day Award Winners
Lise Youngblade and Angela Lewis

Research Category Science of Teaching and Learning

Awarded Science of Teaching and Learning – Distinction in Graduate Research

Title: Teaching the Innate: Innovative Approaches to Developing Learner Empathy

Additional Authors: Jill Zarestky

Faculty Mentor: Jill Zarestky

Academic Unit: School of Education

Title: Lessons From Teaching in a Pandemic: An Examination of Shifts in Instructional Methods

Additional Authors: Tobin Lopes, Diana Saade, Jill Zarestky, Kelly McKenna, and Kalpana Gupta

Academic Unit: School of Education

Awarded Science of Teaching and Learning – Distinction in Research

Title: “I did not know it was possible to make technology dizzy!”: An example of the interdisciplinary partnership work that supported early childhood teacher preparation during the pandemic

Additional Authors: Erin Ford

Academic Unit: School of Education

Cassandra Puletapuai, Graduate Student

Title: The Community of Practice: An Analysis and Construction in a Virtual Setting

Faculty Mentor: Rodolfo Valdes-Vasquez

Academic Unit: Department of Construction Management and School of Education

Cassandra Puletapuai
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