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Faculty Interests: Elementary and Bilingual Education

Faculty Member E-mail Address Areas of Expertise
Amy Cox-Petersen acox@fullerton.edu Area of expertise is in science teacher education and learning science outside the formal classroom. Research interests include culturally relevant science teaching/assessment and learning in museum, field, and service-learning settings.
Teresa Crawford tcrawford@fullerton.edu

Science and literacy, Qualitative methodology in education, Classroom discourse processes and practices, Identity construction, Teacher development.

Mildred Donoghue mdonoghue@fullerton.edu

Emergent readers and early literacy and integrating literature throughout the early childhood curriculum.

Loretta Donovan ldonovan@fullerton.edu

Effective technology integration in K-8 classrooms and teacher education.

Ana Garza agarza@fullerton.edu

Developing multicultural competencies in pre-service teachers and the use of films in teaching multicultural competencies.

Earl Gotts egotts@fullerton.edu

Developing appropriate instructional techniques to improve the achievement of English Language Learners.

Tim Green tgreen@fullerton.edu

The use of technology in teaching and learning, distance education, instructional design, multimedia design and development, human computer interaction, and the use of technology in social studies education.

Andrea Guillaume aguillaume@fullerton.edu

Teacher cognition and development, content area instruction.

Karen Ivers kivers@fullerton.edu

Online instruction and learning, teacher technology training, instructional design and technology, and integrating technology across the curriculum.

Pablo Jasis pjasis@fullerton.edu Diversity, community empowerment, socio-linguistics and family participation in education, as well as migrant education.
Lisa Kirtman lkirtman@fullerton.edu

Mathematics education as it relates to African-American Girls and preservice teachers, educational policy, and reform urban education.

Terri Patchen tpatchen@fullerton.edu

Classroom participation, English learners; immigrant education, gender, and urban education.

Nawang Phuntsog nphuntsog@fullerton.edu

The role of ethnicity in school achievement, teaching as cultural border crossing, standardization of curriculum and identity politics, and the impact of standards-based reform on teaching practices.

Jennifer Ponder jponder@fullerton.edu

Civic education and social studies in the elementary classroom and mentoring programs for beginning teachers.

Chris Renne crenne@fullerton.edu

Using discourse analysis to identify the structure, content, and interactions within classroom lessons including socio-cultural implications; teachers' on-going professional development; and teaching mathematics at the elementary school level. 

Michelle Vander Veldt mvanderveldt@fullerton.edu

Teacher education, epistemological beliefs, mathematics education.

Evelyn Weisman eweisman@fullerton.edu

Teacher education for diversity, bilingual education, and bicultural development.

Lisa Winstead lwinstead@fullerton.edu

Second language acquisition, dual language programs and alternative dual language programs, discourse analysis, diversity and multicultural education in addition to research about middle school curriculum and organization (e.g., deep curriculum alignment, standards-based grading, and proficiency grading).

Ruth Yopp-Edwards ryopp@fullerton.edu

Use of informational texts in the primary grades, comprehension and vocabulary instruction, early literacy development, active teaching, and teacher development.

Hallie Yopp Slowik hyopp@fullerton.edu

Phonemic awareness, early literacy development, content area reading across the grades, and literature-based reading instruction.

 

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