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THEME:
Innovations in Educational Psychology: An Interdisciplinary Lens from Early Childhood to Adulthood

School of Educational Studies and Leadership
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, NZ

Wednesday 1 & Thursday 2 February, 2023

ACCEPTED PRESENTATIONS

Listed below in alphabetical order by surname of the first / main presenter.

Presenter Organisation Topic - hyperlinked to Abstract Prest Type
Quentin Abraham Greenstone Consultants Colonisation in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Navigating two cultures of psychological being, education and wellness in educational psychology Workshop (practice-based)
Dr Alison Arrow University of Canterbury Unpacking literacy assessments in Aotearoa New Zealand schools: How can link practice with theory? Workshop (practice-based)
Dr Nicola Cann The Family Sleep Consultant Autism and sleep: Challenges, interventions, and the role of the educational psychologist Workshop (practice-based)
Dr Anna Dabrowski ACER / The University of Melbourne New ways of supporting mental health in challenging education settings - evidence on Interventions and Innovations Paper (practice-based)
Dr Amanda Denston University of Canterbury Literacy assessments and interventions in Aotearoa New Zealand primary schools Paper (research-based)
Dr Hilary Dutton University of Canterbury Self-disclosure in formal and informal learning contexts: Connections with relationship development and wellbeing Paper (research-based)
Dr Michael Edmonds University of Canterbury Motivational Regulation Strategies: A new framework for improving student motivation, wellbeing and academic performance? Paper (research-based)
Lingling Fan The University of Auckland Teacher beliefs, teacher expectations and student achievement: What are the relations? Paper (research-based)
Dr Jinjing Fang The University of Auckland How academic streaming churns students' social networks: Evidence from students in an elite Chinese university Paper (research-based)
Myron Friesen University of Canterbury Well-being strategies in secondary schools: An exploration of opportunities and Challenges in the Greater Otautahi Christchurch region Paper (research-based)
Dr Lena Hollenstein St. Gallen University of Teacher Education Teachers' expectations and their relationship to achievement, self-concept, and anxiety in Mathematics among primary school students Paper (research-based)
Alison Koeck Victoria University of Wellington Parent's experiences of managing school refusal: A qualitative study Paper (research-based)
Leua Latai National University of Samoa Expressive arts as therapy in Samoa: Nurturing growth and transformation Paper (practice-based)
Dr Minh Hanh Le The University of Auckland Inverse frontier-based benchmarking for investigating the efficiency and achieving the targets in the Vietnamese education system Paper (research-based)
Exploring the balance of students' efforts, expectations and outcomes across subjects in response to teachers' expectations Round Table Discussion
Victoria Leggett University of Canterbury What it means to be happy: Insights and perspectives from New Zealand adolescents Paper (research-based)
Perspectives and experiences of stress and coping in Aotearoa New Zealand secondary school students Paper (research-based)
Yvonne Mitchell University of Otago Understanding the current use of te reo Māori in English-medium early childhood education and care settings Paper (research-based)
Xin Ren University of Canterbury Thriving in university under the crisis: Exploring the relations between students' belonging, activity emotions and burnout Paper (research-based)
Valerie Sotardi University of Canterbury Gaps in tertiary teacher self-efficacy, attitudes, and needs between on-campus and online teaching & learning in Aotearoa New Zealand Paper (research-based)
When the rubber hits the road: First-year students' (in)accurate expectations of university life Paper (research-based)
David Stevens University of California, Berkeley Reducing the impact of stereotype threat for academically at-risk students Paper (practice-based)
Future orientation and hope for students with disabilities Paper (research-based)
Dr Cara Swit University of Canterbury Predictors of defending behaviour during early childhood Paper (research-based)
Millie E. Taylor The University of Auckland Challenging the low academic expectation narrative. Findings from the Growing Up in New Zealand Study exploring parents' and children's academic expectations within ethnic groups Paper (research-based)
Dr Penelope Watson The University of Auckland Ethnicity, gender, and self-beliefs in mathematics and English for mid-adolescent New Zealanders Paper (research-based)
Dr Penelope Watson et al. The University of Auckland SYMPOSIUM INTRODUCTION: Gender, teacher expectation, and stereotype threat: Synergies and solutions Symposium
(research-based)
Prof Christine Rubie-Davies The University of Auckland Sym1PaperA1: Teacher expectations: Considering implications for gender, mathematics and literacy achievement, and student beliefs
Dr Ineke Pit-ten Cate University of Luxembourg, Sym1PaperA2: Teachers� stereotypical beliefs and expectations: A systematic review of studies focusing on intersectionality of students' gender and ethnicity
Dr Rajshree Gopala Krishnan Te Hononga Akoranga COMET Sym1PaperB1: Teacher expectations in a tertiary environment: The role of gender
Dr Shengnan Wang The University of Auckland Sym1PaperB2: Expecting girls to do better in languages and boys to do better in maths? Not always. An investigation on gender bias in teacher expectations in Chinese high schools
Assoc Prof Catherine Good Baruch College, City University of New York Sym2PaperA1: Stereotype threat as identity threat: Overview, current trends in research, andinterventions to bolster achievement and learning
Dr Penelope Watson The University of Auckland Sym2PaperA2: Stereotype threat research in real-world gendered contexts: Looking to the future
Prof Melinda Webber The University of Auckland Sym2PaperB1: Whaia te angit?: Indigenous Māori Students' career aspirations - Gendered stereotypes, supports and barriers
David Stevens The University of California, Berkeley Sym2PaperB2: Stereotype threat, ethnicity, and gender: An American perspective
Professor Robyn Gillies The University of Queensland Symposium conclusion: Overview and discussion


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