Teaching computational thinking skills with Pencil Code
Teaching computational thinking skills with Pencil Code
Using Pencil Code to teach computational thinking skills to eighth graders.
CEHD Faculty Receive Spencer Grant to Study Leadership in Online Learning
CEHD Faculty Receive Spencer Grant to Study Leadership in Online Learning
College of Education & Human Development Assistant Professors Min Kyu Kim and Yinying Wang received a $49,618 grant from the Spencer Foundation to study how students become leaders when learning online.
Study: African-American girls experience objectification
Study: African-American girls experience objectification
African-American girls in low-income, high-risk neighborhoods report encounters with aggression and sexual objectification, according to Georgia State University researchers
Potter’s Graduate Studies Combine Love For Special Education, Psychology
Potter’s Graduate Studies Combine Love For Special Education, Psychology
Andrew Potter is an M.S. student in the Educational Psychology program. Learn more about him.
Sprinting from athlete to educational psychology, Jacob English shares his journey
Sprinting from athlete to educational psychology, Jacob English shares his journey
Jacob Alan English is a doctoral student in the Educational Psychology program. He’s also an alumni of other Georgia State programs. Learn more about him.
Research opportunities attracted Megan Crymes to the Educational Psychology doctoral program
Research opportunities attracted Megan Crymes to the Educational Psychology doctoral program
Megan Crymes is a doctoral candidate in the educational psychology program. Learn more about her.
A spotlight on Educational Psychology faculty, Dr. Daphne Greenberg
A spotlight on Educational Psychology faculty, Dr. Daphne Greenberg
Dr. Daphne Greenberg, titled one of Georgia State University’s Distinguished University Professors, is a professor in the Educational Psychology (EPY) field of study.
Meet emerita Educational Psychology professor, Dr. Karen Zabrucky
Meet emerita Educational Psychology professor, Dr. Karen Zabrucky
Meet Educational Psychology professor Dr. Karen M. Zabrucky, who has been with Georgia State University since 1986.
Elena Nightingale on the process of learning
Elena Nightingale on the process of learning
Our Voices interview with Elena Nightingale, Ph.D. candidate in the Educational Psychology program, Nightingale works as a research assistant for the Center for the Study of Adult Literacy (CSAL).
Jed Appelrouth blends art, learning and educational psychology
Jed Appelrouth blends art, learning and educational psychology
Jed Appelrouth, Ph.D. is a candidate in the Educational Psychology (EPY) program. He runs a tutoring service and is an artist.