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Session Type: Symposium
Educators need to address motivational, cognitive, and affective factors if their students are to engage with and apply what they learn in school. But intervening upon and measuring psychological factors can be time intensive and may not fit policy makers’ expectations about what is most urgently needed in school reform. Our panel will cover recent developments in the measurement, implementation, and institutional support for psychological interventions in school settings. We hope to offer promising research on intervention methods for supporting the psychological needs of students and foster a rich discussion on how to increase the uptake of these psychological interventions to benefit the largest number of students.
Developing, Testing, and Scaling Up Psychological Interventions Through Networked Improvement Communities - Kenn E. Barron, James Madison University; Chris S. Hulleman, University of Virginia; Thomas Hartka, James Madison University; R. Bryce Inouye, Commonwealth Computer Research Inc.
Can We Change the Mindsets of a Nation? Evidence From the National Mindset Study - David Scott Yeager, Stanford University; Paul Hanselman, The University of Texas - Austin; Chris S. Hulleman, University of Virginia; Elizabeth Tipton, Teachers College, Columbia University
Revising the Scarlet Letter of Probation: Reframing Institutional Communications Reduces Stigma and Improves Student Outcomes - Shannon Brady, Stanford University; Geoffrey L. Cohen, Stanford University; Gregory Mariotti Walton, Stanford University
The Joint Influence of Convention and Evidence Among Education Researchers - Joseph Thomas Powers, Stanford University; David Yeager, The University of Texas - Austin; Geoffrey L. Cohen, Stanford University