4/12/12

AERA 2012 TEP SIG program

Paper Session:  Self-Knowledge, Metacognition, and Motivation in Pre-Service Teacher Education
Sat. Apr 14, 12:25pm - 1:55pm   Place: Convention Center, Floor Second Level - East Room 12
Paper session:  Educative Experience in Teacher Education
 Sat, Apr 14, 2:15pm - 3:45pm   Place: Convention Center, Floor Second Level - East Room 13
Sun, Apr 15 , 2:15pm - 3:45pm   Place: Convention Center, Floor First Level - East Ballroom B  

Join us for our business meeting and reception.
Sunday April 15, 6:15-7:45.
Convention Center, Floor Second Level - East Room 12
Thanks to Peter Lang Publishing for their sponsorship of our reception!




DETAILED PROGRAM


Self-Knowledge, Metacognition, and Motivation in Pre-Service Teacher Education
Time: Sat, Apr 14 - 12:25pm - 1:55pm
Place: Vancouver Convention Center, Floor Second Level - East Room 12

Community-Based Field Experiences in an Educational Psychology Course: Recognizing Theory in Action
Jayne A. Downey (Montana State University), Sarah Schmitt-Wilson (Montana State University)

Fostering Preservice Teachers’ Motivation for Interdisciplinary Education in an Educational Psychology Course
Gina Park (University of Michigan - Ann Arbor), Kara A. Makara (University of Michigan)

Reflections on the Self and Others: The Use of Case Study and Self Narrative Analyses in Child and Adolescent Development Courses
Richard S. Brody (College of Saint Rose), Katherine H. Voegtle (College of Saint Rose), Marguerite G. Lodico (College of Saint Rose)

Teachers’ Perspectives, Epistemological Understanding and Critical Thinking Related to Case Studies: Transfer From an Educational Psychology Course Into the Classroom
Diana Akhmedjanova (The College of Saint Rose), James D. Allen (College of Saint Rose)

Teaching Metacognition to Preservice Teachers: Learning Through the Item Review Process
Agni Stylianou-Georgiou (University of Nicosia), Elena C. Papanastasiou (University of Nicosia)

Discussant: Laura Reynolds-Keefer (University of Michigan - Dearborn) Chair: Gloria C. Berdugo Oviedo (Universidad Tecnológica de Bolívar)



Educative Experience in Teacher Education
Time: Sat, Apr 14 - 2:15pm - 3:45pm
Place: Vancouver Convention Center, Floor Second Level - East Room 13

A Pragmatic System for Reconceptualizing, and Teaching, Behaviorist, Cognitive, and Situative Perspectives on Learning
Steven K. Wojcikiewicz (Western Oregon University), Alicia Wenzel (Western Oregon University)

Experiencing Flow and Optimal Learning Environments in Undergraduate Educational Psychology Instruction
David J. Shernoff (Northern Illinois University), Brett Anderson (Northern Illinois University)

Living Theory: Dramatization in Educational Psychology
Cynthia Bolton (University of South Carolina - Beaufort)

Preservice Teachers Use Their “I”s (iPads, iPods and iPhones): Creating Individual
Behavior Interventions With Video Modeling
Alandra S. Weller-Clarke (Benedictine University)

Using Visual Tools to Enhance Teachers' Metacognition
Diane E. Salmon (National-Louis University), Melissa Kelly (National Louis University)

Discussant: Greg S. Goodman (Clarion University)  
Chair: Theeraphab Phetmalaikul (Srinakharinwirot University)


Representations as Pedagogical Tools in Pre-Service Teacher Education
Time: Sun, Apr 15 - 2:15pm - 3:45pm
Place: Vancouver Convention Center, Floor First Level - East Ballroom B

Teaching Educational Psychology Through Student-Made Representations: How Material Tools Can Support the Development of Student Understanding
Kendall Becherer (University of Washington)

The aDROIT Functions of Pictures in PowerPoint Presentations: Illustrations for the Educational Psychology Classroom
Russell N. Carney (Missouri State University)


Teaching Educational Psychology SIG Business Meeting and Reception
Time: Sun, Apr 15 - 6:15pm - 7:45pm
Place: Vancouver Convention Center, Floor Second Level - East Room 12


AERA 2012 TEP SIG Business meeting

Sunday, April 15th
6:15-7:45pm
Convention Center, Floor Second Level - East Room 12

Special thanks to Peter Lang Publishing for their sponsorship of our reception!

Benefits of TEP SIG Membership
·       Access to a journal focused on issues surrounding the teaching of educational psychology
·       Opportunity to be involved in the listserv discussion
·       Opportunity to represent your scholarship at AERA annual meeting
·       Opportunity to link to recommended teaching resources on a website focused on the teaching of educational psychology

Science Education FT faculty position

Faculty Position Opening in the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences
Marist College, located in New York’s historic Hudson River Valley, invites applications for:
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF TEACHER EDUCATION (Science focus)


The teacher education program at Marist College seeks a Science Educator for a tenure-track faculty position.  Teacher education at Marist College offers high quality programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels.  Programs lead to initial certification and professional certification in a range of K – 12 grade levels and assignments, including special education.   Marist’s Teacher Education Department has 13 full-time faculty that work in a collegial environment emphasizing quality teaching, research and scholarship, and service to the college and community.


Duties & Responsibilities
The successful candidate may teach courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Course content will include theory, assessment application, research, and innovative practices.  Service to students, the department, college and community is expected for tenure as is an active agenda of research and publications. There is potential for involvement with clinical experiences in local schools and districts.


Qualifications
The candidate will have earned a doctorate degree or may be an ABD nearing completion of a program.  Candidates should have one of their degrees in a science-related area.  Advanced study might be in science education, assessment, curriculum, or other area directly related to K- 12 education. Candidates should have experience working in schools.  Candidates should demonstrate a potential to contribute to the intellectual vitality of the teacher education program as well as the skills to work collegially with college faculty and educators from the region. Experience working with diverse populations and in a high needs school is highly desirable. 

Candidates for the position should have an understanding of contemporary theories, models, best practices, and current accountability systems associated with the teaching of science.  Teaching experience at the undergraduate and graduate levels is preferred.  It is important that the candidate have experience with formative and summative assessment methods at various levels of K-12 education, and the integration of science within the STEM paradigm.  Knowledge of state and national standards is essential.  The successful candidate will also be considered for her/his demonstrated passion for education, familiarity with the use of technology to enhance achievement, and an understanding of the importance of science in the lives of students.  The selected candidate will complement the work of faculty and add to its significance as a recognized source of quality educators.


The Campus
Marist College is an independent and comprehensive liberal arts institution located in New York's historic Hudson River Valley.  Situated on 240 acres overlooking the Hudson River, it enrolls 4,200 full-time and 530 part-time undergraduates, 950 graduate and 530 continuing education students. Marist has been recognized for excellence by U.S. News & World Report, TIME Magazine, The Princeton Review's The Best 376 Colleges, and Barron's Best Buys in College Education and is noted for being a pioneer in the area of online degree programs. In 2010, Marist received a $75 million gift to establish the Raymond A. Rich Institute for Leadership Development in one the most architecturally significant homes in the Hudson River Valley, a 42,000-square-foot mansion. In recent years, the College has pursued major building initiatives, including construction of a 54,000 square foot, state-of-the-art Hancock Technology Center.
Marist is dedicated to helping students develop the intellect and character required for enlightened, ethical, and productive lives in the global community of the 21st Century. The College fulfills its mission by pursuing three ideals: excellence in education, the importance of community, and the principle of service.


To learn more or to apply, please visit http://jobs.marist.edu. Only online applications are accepted.
Marist College is strongly committed to the principle of diversity and is especially interested in receiving applications from members of ethnic and racial minority groups, women, persons with disabilities, and persons from other under-represented groups.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER