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Educational Psychology Faculty:G's
Jennifer Greene
Professor
Jennifer’s research interests focus on the intersections of social science and social policy. Her work in the domain of educational and social program evaluation seeks to advance the theory and practice of alternative forms of evaluation, including qualitative, democratic, and mixed methods evaluation approaches. Current work emphasizes evaluation as a venue for democratizing dialogue about critical social and educational issues, with a focus on conceptualizing evaluation as a "public good.more information...
Sarah Grison
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Great learning and great teaching go hand in hand, and both are enhanced when we take into account scientific research on teaching and learning. As a teacher-researcher, I use psychological science as a way to both improve student learning and also support continual development of teaching skills. As a researcher, my primary focus is on combining cognitive neuroscience research with empirical classroom studies that examine student learning across experimentally manipulated pedagogical interventions.more information...