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Thinking about Assessment in Research

Date

Wednesday December 8, 2021
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Location

A242B in Duncan MacArthur Hall or Online via Zoom

Presenters will showcase different aspects of classroom assessment and classroom assessment research for Bachelor of Education and Master of Education. Join to hear four graduate students share their research related to assessment in K-12 education. The session will be followed by a Q&A period. 

Panelists: 

David Baidoo-Anu (PhD Candidate), Katrina Carbone (PhD Student), Nathan Rickey (PhD Student), Adelina Valiquete (Phd, AEG Alumni)

Join in person or online! 

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Mahshid Tavallai

Mahshid Tavallai looking into the camera lens with a grey background

Mahshid Tavallai

PhD in Education

Graduate Student

17mt46@queensu.ca

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Research Area

Literacy and Curriculum 

Supervisor

Dr. Alana Butler

Biography

Mahshid Tavallai is currently an Iranian American PhD student in the Faculty of Education at Queen’s University. She has previously completed her master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction for Diverse Young Learners at George Mason University, Virginia, with concentration on Early Childhood Education. Drawing on her master’s degree and PhD concentration, her current doctoral research focuses on multicultural education and the presentation of Middle East in children’s literature.

Research Interests

  • Multicultural Education
  • Critical Multicultural Analysis
  • Children's Literature
  • Middle East

Rebecca S. Evans

Becca Evans smiles in a green jacket outdoors with green leaves in the background.

Rebecca Evans

PhD in Education

Graduate Student

becca.evans@queensu.ca

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CD, MBA, OCT

Research Area

Citizenship Education, Social Studies, & History Education

Supervisor

Dr. Theodore Christou

Biography

Becca holds an Ontario Graduate Studies Doctoral Scholarship (2020-2024). Her research examines agency, responsibility, and civic engagement in young people of diverse identities in a community organization. Becca has taught in French and English contexts at the intermediate, secondary, and university levels and has extensive leadership experience in the Canadian Armed Forces. She is the proud captain of the Faculty of Education & Friends ultra-non-competitive soccer team.

Research Interests

  • Agency & responsibility
  • Democratic citizenship
  • Climate education
  • Responsive leadership
  • Experiential learning

Carly D’Amico

Carly D'Amico

Business Development Manager

QSoE

carly.damico@queensu.ca

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Name Pronunciation Guide:
“car-LEE duh-MEE-coh”

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