The Department of Educational Psychology is pleased to welcome you to the twentieth annual Graduate Student Research Day (GSRD) in celebration of the academic accomplishments of our graduate students.
Instituted in 2001, GSRD recognizes the abilities and talents of our graduate students and is designed to:
Provide a format for graduate students to present their research and be recognized locally by peers and faculty
Give students an opportunity for professional development and practice for future state or national conferences
Promote a department-wide activity that brings faculty and graduate students together around a common goal of disciplined inquiry
Opening remarks: Register to access the Zoom
Kristen McMaster, department chair
Jason Wolff, director of graduate studies
A1 Presentations:
"Teacher Predictors of Student Progress in Data-Based Writing Instruction: Knowledge, Skills, Beliefs, and Instructional Fidelity" - Emma Shanahan
"Relations among Teachers’ Self-Monitoring, Teacher-Student Relationships, and Students’ Academic Achievement" - Indah Wahyuni
"Who put letters in my math?! Motivating early algebra understanding" - Rina Harsch
"Examining Elementary Students’ Writing Growth Using CBM-W Word Dictation" - Seohyeon Choi
A2 Presentations:
"Mind the Gap: Perceptions of Feedback in Early Primary School Classrooms" - Alexandra Troy
"Students’ Perceptions of Feedback: A Case Study in the UK Primary School" - Devina Christianti
"Programming Performance: The Effect of Feedback " - Gina Ristani
"Investigating Students’ Memory for Feedback in a Naturalistic Classroom" - Shelby Weisen
A3 Presentations:
"Translating Evidence-Based Research to Practical Interventions for Students with Autism" - Amber Reilly
"Spatial Skills in Low Cost Schools in Pakistan" - Amna Tufail
"Measuring Responsiveness in a Tier 1 Language Intervention" - Bess Casey Wilke
"Expanding the Simple View of Reading: Investigating Executive Function in Students with Low Comprehension Skills" - Ellen Orcutt
A4 Presentations:
"The Logic of Statistical Tests: A Historical Analysis" - V.N. Vimal Rao
"The understanding of magnitudes for data visualizations" - Jimin Park
"Do Current Visions of Engineering Literacy Reflect Family Practices?: A Microgenetic Analysis of Engineering Learning" - Tayler Loiselle
"Graduate Students’ Effect Size Category Boundaries" - V.N. Vimal Rao
B1 Presentations:
"Understanding Course Characteristics and Response Rates: Improving Courses and Use of Course Evaluation Results" - Aurore Phenow
"Evaluating the Effects of Contrasting Cases and Use of Rubrics for Students’ Self-Assessment" - Indah Wahyuni
"Investigating the Effect of Differential Rapid Guessing on Population Invariance in Equating" - Jiayi Deng
B2 Presentations:
"Maker Agency: Effects of goal announcement on subsequent conversations during making" - Megan Goeke
"Cognitive Processing in Online Discussion-Based Communities of Inquiry" - Samuel Bullard
"Malleability of Source Credibility and its Impact on Knowledge Revision" - Victoria Johnson
"Studying Problem-Solving in a Dynamic Game Environment using Eye-Tracking" - Zack Carpenter
B3 Presentations:
"Caregiver interactions with providers in pursuit of treatment for self-injurious behavior in individuals with IDD" - Caroline Roberts
"From Equality to Equity: Assessing the Promise of Computer-Based Literacy Learning" - Joseph Burey
"The Women's Pandemic: Barriers to Educational Progress among Multi-Ethnic College Undergraduates" - Lyuchen Ben
"Potential Impacts of a Culturally Relevant, Utility-Value Intervention in a STEM Education Environment" - Marisa Peczuh