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John Chiodo

TITLE: Professor
DEPARTMENT: Instructional Leadership and Academic Curriculum
PROGRAM AREA: Social Studies Education
AREAS OF INTEREST:
  • Social studies curriculum and instruction;
  • Analysis of teaching;
  • Social studies instruction in other cultures;
  • Research on teaching and coaching.
PHONE: 405-325-5317
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John Covaleskie

TITLE: Associate Professor
DEPARTMENT: Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
AREAS OF INTEREST:
  • Philosophy of Education
  • Democratic Education
  • Religion in Democratic Life
PHONE: 405-325-5060
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Michael Crowson

TITLE: Associate Professor
DEPARTMENT: Educational Psychology
PROGRAM AREA: Instructional Psychology and Technology
AREAS OF INTEREST:
  • Dispositional factors related to socio-political attitudes and judgments.
  • Measurement-related issues in authoritarianism and moral judgment research.
  • The application of need for closure theory for understanding student and teacher behavior in the classroom.
  • The conceptualization and measurement of personal epistemology.
PHONE: 405-325-8795
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Theresa A. Cullen

TITLE: Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT: Educational Psychology
PROGRAM AREA: Instructional Psychology and Technology
AREAS OF INTEREST:
  • Preservice teachers' beliefs about technology integration ;
  • Belief differences between inservice and preservice teachers;
  • Effectiveness of reflective professional development strategies for both preservice and inservice teach
PHONE: 405-325-3755
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