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He is the author or co-author of over 60 peer-reviewed publications, more than 40 published research abstracts, 3 books and 15 book chapters. Dr. ... His teaching includes both undergraduate and graduate courses in the areas of recreational therapy, social psychology and social science research methods. Education. PhD, Parks Recreation and ...
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Simple everyday tasks, like making coffee, are quite complex from a neuropsychological perspective. Visual systems are recruited to find and identify objects, spatial and motor systems to grasp and use objects, memory processes are essential to keep track of what has been done, and so on.
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psychology and developmental psychology, and focus on machine learning only, there is still a tradition of inferential learning. This tradition came from the logical study of non-deductive inference (induction, abduction, and analogy), with the work of Michalski as the best-known example [8,9,21].
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At around the same time and as cases of COVID -19 began to rise, it was clear that gathering indoors was the greatest risk factor for transmission. 12 The first major university closure took place in Washington on March 6th,13 and by the middle of March more than 1000 colleges across the country had moved to fully online instruction.14 The authors’ University also reacted early, sending ...
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Biography. Dr. Elvis Wagner explores the teaching and testing of second language oral communicative competence. Currently, his primary research focus is an examination of how second language (L2) listeners process and comprehend unscripted, spontaneous spoken language, and how this type of language differs from the scripted spoken texts learners often encounter in the L2 classroom.
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School Psychology, Counseling Psychology and ABA Conference; Applied Research and Evaluation; Career & Technical Education. Teacher Certification. ... Patterson's research has been published in such journals as Teaching and Teacher Education, the Journal of Teacher Education, Teachers College Record, Theory & Research in Social Education, and ...
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Ellman Lab Department of Psychology Temple University Weiss Hall, 4th Floor 1701 North 13th St Philadelphia, PA 19122
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She earned her doctoral degree in educational psychology at Temple University. Dr. McGinn’s research focuses broadly on the application of cognitive science principles to inform how we teach. Specifically, she is interested in the development of mathematics conceptual knowledge. ... Selected Publications. McGinn, K., Young, L., Huyghe, A ...
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School Psychology, Counseling Psychology and ABA Conference; Applied Research and Evaluation; Career & Technical Education. Teacher Certification. Undergraduate Non-Degree Program Requirements; Graduate Non-Degree Program Requirements; Graduate Non-Degree BCIT/Marketing Program Requirements; CTE Instruction Certificates. CTE Emergency Permit ...