For abstracts of the following presentations, please refer to the Winter 2009 DoE-Newsletter.
Professor Mark Warschauer with Researchers Kylie Peppler and Alicia Diazgranados: “Developing a Culture of Critical Game Designers within a Second Grade Math Community”
Professor George Farkas with Paul Morgan and Steve Maczuga: “Risk Factors for Learning-Related Behavior Problems at 24 Months of Age”
Professor George Farkas with Professors Paul Morgan and Steve Maczuga: “Predictors of Mathematical Proficiency: Separate Estimates for Children Entering Kindergarten With and Without Learning Difficulties”
Associate Professor Judith Haymore Sandholtz: “Preservice Teachers’ Conceptions of Effective and Ineffective Teaching Practices”
Assistant Professor AnneMarie Conley: “A Person-oriented Perspective on the Multiple Goals Debate”
Assistant Professor Thurston Domina: “Paving the Way: K-16 Partnerships for Higher Education Diversity and High School Reform”
Assistant Professor Lindsey Richland: “Learning to Reason Analogically”
Assistant Professor Rossella Santagata, with Joi Spencer (UCSD) and Jaime Park (UCLA): “Teaching Mathematics for Understanding in Urban Settings: A Model that Integrates Knowledge, Skills, and Dispositions toward Students”
Assistant Professor Rossella Santagata with Nicole Kersting (UA) and Karen Givvin (Lesson Lab): “Teachers' Analysis of Classroom Video as a Predictor of Students' Mathematics Learning: Further Explorations of a Novel Measure of Teacher Knowledge”
Assistant Professor Rossella Santagata, Chair of the Symposium: “Teacher Learning about Student Mathematical Thinking: A Discussion of Various PD Models and Research Methodologies”
Assistant Professor Elizabeth van Es: “Facilitating Teachers’ Learning to Notice in a Video-Club”
Ph.D. Student Nayssan Safavian: “Ethnic Identity and Academic Efficacy in the Classroom”
Ph.D. Student Femi Vance
Ph.D. Student Irene Vega: "Examining the Conditions of Latina and Latino High School Students Within a Multicultural/Multiethnic Context"