SIOP 2012: Scheduling Planning
As in 2010 and 2011, I’ll be live-blogging the SIOP conference, which begins Thursday, April 26 and runs through Saturday, April 28. This post contains a list of all the sessions that I am...
technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
As in 2010 and 2011, I’ll be live-blogging the SIOP conference, which begins Thursday, April 26 and runs through Saturday, April 28. This post contains a list of all the sessions that I am...
If you think my writing about statistics is clear below, consider my student-centered, practical and concise Step-by-Step Introduction to Statistics for Business for your undergraduate classes, available now from SAGE. Social scientists of all...
So as you might have picked up by now, I’m part of the faculty at Old Dominion University. Imagine my surprise to discover that Matt Jabaily, Education Reference Librarian, is running a multiplayer Minecraft...
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When students feel that their performance on learning assessments is out of their control, they create excuses before the assessment has even taken place. These excuses are often not based in reality; instead, the...
If you want to stay current with your research area, you need to read new journal articles as they come out. In the past, this was much more difficult; you needed to subscribe to...