Natalie Lefebvre
Natalie Lefebvre
MEd Student, Practicum Manager
She/Her
Practicum Office, Graduate Student
Name Pronunciation Guide:
“NAT-uh-LEE luh-FAY-vuh”
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Mohamed Yusuf
Mohamed Yusuf
PhD in Education
Graduate Student
Research Area
At-Risk Youth, Mentorship
Supervisor
Dr. Alana Butler
Biography
Mohamed has always possessed a love for teaching, and research! After completing his Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Mohamed completed his B.Ed. under the Primary/Junior concentration. Mohamed is now an OCT certified Elementary Teacher, currently working as an Occasional Teacher with the Limestone District School Board. Mohamed is also a varsity athlete with the Queen's Men's Rugby team.
Research Interest
- Quantitative Data Analysis
- Mixed Methods Research
- Youth Development
Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamed-yusuf-m-ed-3aba15163
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Research in a Nutshell, Fall 2021
A Message from the Editorial Team
Welcome to the sixth year of RiaN’s mobilizing research by our Faculty of Education researchers. We invite you to explore this issue to learn about current research on combining music and math, as well as queer and trans teacher education and finally, using technology for classroom assessment. If you have research that you would be willing to share in a future issue, please reach out to one of us.
Sincerely,
Susan Overvelde and Paisley Worthington
Research in a Nutshell, Winter 2022
A Message from the Editorial Team
Welcome to the winter edition of Research in a Nutshell (RiaN)! We are happy to celebrate researchers in our Faculty of Education. In this issue, Esther calls for international schools to critically evaluate their language policies. Lindsay discusses the unique position of physics education research, Alexandra summarizes a review of research on parent perspectives of inclusive education for their children with intellectual disability, and Chenyu shares how cohesion is connected to writing scores.
Sincerely,
Research in a Nutshell, Fall 2016
A Message from the Editorial Team
Research in a Nutshell, Winter 2017
A Message from the Editorial Team
Research in a Nutshell, Spring 2017
A Message from the Editorial Team
Research in a Nutshell, Fall 2017
A Message from the Editorial Team
This year, the focus of RiaN is on bridging the often-isolating gap between education researchers and practitioners. RiaN’s new direction focuses on our own Faculty of Education with the hope that you will be inspired to engage with the research as well as the researchers. In this issue of RiaN, we spotlight the research of our newest faculty members: Dr. Pamela Beach, Dr. Lee Airton, Dr. Alana Butler, and Dr. Kristy Timmons.
Sincerely,
Clarissa de Leon, Stephen MacGregor, and Andrew Coombs (RiaN@queensu.ca)
Research in a Nutshell, Winter 2018
This year, the focus of Research in a Nutshell (RiaN) is on bridging the often-isolating gap between education researchers and practitioners. RiaN’s new direction focuses on our own Faculty of Education with the hope that you will be inspired to engage with the research as well as the researchers. In this issue of RiaN, we spotlight the research of our graduate students: Wei Yan, Pamela McDonald, Sawyer Hogenkamp, and Terry Soleas.
Sincerely,
Clarissa de Leon, Stephen MacGregor, and Andrew Coombs (RiaN@queensu.ca)