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New Publication – Making ‘Brain Food’: converting photosynthesis into a positive learning experience through authentic instruction

Dr. Heddy has published an article in Journal of Biological Education, along with Parsons, A. E., Wilson, S. N., Williams, L. A., Atkinson, L. K., & Garn, G. A. (November 07, 2019). Abstract The purpose of this study was to explore the impact of authentically based instruction using the 5E model as the structure for lesson delivery on student emotions and the extent to which the students perceived that the teacher was facilitating mastery goals. Read more

Murat Turk presented a poster at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) Convention in Las Vegas

Murat Turk, an OU MOVE Lab member, presented an instructional design poster at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) 2019 Convention in Las Vegas. His instructional design was a web-enhanced English as a Foreign Language (EFL) writing instruction module based on Problem-Based Learning (PBL). For access to Murat’s poster, you can click on this link: A web-enhanced EFL writing instruction module based on problem-based learning At the same convention, Murat was also one Read more

Kelly Ross will present at SCIPIE Conference, Oct 2019!

Kelly Ross of the OU MOVE Lab will present the topic of “Exploring the Relationships between Transformative Experience, Emotions, and Interest in Middle School Engineering Courses.” The presentation will take place in Savannah, GA at the SCIPIE Conference, 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, October 3rd, 2019. Good luck Ms. Ross! Summary A career in engineering can provide a promising pathway for students to achieve financial stability and upward social mobility (Melguizo & Wolniak, 2012). Given these positive benefits, Read more

New Publication – Students at the Center: Insights and Implications of Authentic, 5E Instruction in High School Language Arts

Dr. Heddy has published an article in Frontiers in Education titled Students at the Center: Insights and Implications of Authentic, 5E Instruction in High School Language Arts, along with Gage Jeter of University of Florida, Jane Baber, Scott Wilson and Leslie Williams of University of Oklahoma, Linda Atkinson, Sharon Dean and Gregg Garn, Lewis, C. and Stroukoff, A. Abstract This paper explores the 5E model of lesson design (engage, explore, explain, extend, evaluate) in English Language Arts (ELA) classrooms in consideration of an authentic Read more

New Publication – Extending the “Warming Trend” to Writing Transfer Research: Investigating Transformative Experiences with Writing Concepts

Dr. Heddy has published an article in Composition Forum titled Extending the “Warming Trend” to Writing Transfer Research: Investigating Transformative Experiences with Writing Concepts along with Sandra Tarabochia of University of Oklahoma. Abstract In this article, we investigate a new construct for conceptualizing learning transfer with writing knowledge: Transformative Experience (TE). With origins in educational psychology, TE has been effective for promoting transfer with scientific concepts in previous research, but not yet considered in relation to writing Read more

New Publication – Exploring the Predictive Relationship Between Perceived Instrumentality, Interest, and Transformative Experiences in Online Engineering Courses

Dr.Heddy and MOVElab member John Chancey, and Jacqueline Goldman have published an article in Educational Psychology titled Exploring the Predictive Relationship Between Perceived Instrumentality, Interest, and Transformative Experiences in Online Engineering Courses, along with Katherine Nelson, Katherine Cheng, and Jenefer Husman of University of Oregon. Abstract Our aim was to explore the usefulness of Use, Change, Value (UCV) discussions to facilitate Transformative Experiences (TE) in online engineering courses. We investigated the predictive relationship between perceived instrumentality (PI) and interest Read more

New Publication – Examining Engagement in Context Using Experience-Sampling Method: Toward a Mobile Learning Theory of Engagement

Dr. Heddy has published an article in Contemporary Educational Psychology titled Examining Engagement in Context Using Experience-Sampling Method: Toward a Mobile Learning Theory of Engagement, along with Kui Xie and Vanessa W. Vongkulluksn of Ohio State University. Abstract With the affordances of mobile devices and experience-sampling method, this study took a person-in-context research orientation and examined the interactive relationship between self-efficacy, contextual features, and behavioral and cognitive engagement in authentic mobile learning contexts. Participants include 52 Read more

Ahmet Başyiğit will present at SCIPIE Conference, Oct 2019!

Ahmet Başyiğit of the OU MOVE Lab will present the topic of the importance of values eduction in early childhood education. The presentation will take place in Savannah, GA at the SCIPIE Conference, October 3rd-4th, 2019! Good luck Mr.Başyiğit! In Mr.Başyiğit’s study, he aimed to examine the opinions of kindergarten teachers regarding the implementation of values education in early childhood education. He interviewed with four kindergarten teachers from Turkey and the U.S. for his pilot study. In this Read more

John Chancey

John Chancey will present at SCIPIE Conference, Oct 2019!

John Chancey of the OU MOVE Lab will present an introductory workshop on using R studio for data analysis in order to benefit the researchers and scholars. The presentation will take place in Savannah, GA at the SCIPIE Conference, October 3-4, 2019! Good luck Mr.Chancey! Mr.Chancey will present an introductory workshop on using R Studio. The workshop will cover how to get R Studio on your computer, how to import data into R Studio and how to Read more

John Chancey participated the APA seminar 2019

John Chancey of the OU MOVE Lab participated the APA Division 15 Graduate Student Dissertation seminar, he received a lot of good feedbacks for his dissertation ideas. Good luck on your dissertation Mr.Chancey!     Mr.Chancey participated in a seminar for doctoral students who are on the job market and/or working on their dissertation. He attended the seminar with 15-20 other graduate students from across the country. At the seminar he was paired with a mentor Read more

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