Nathaniel Bryan | Education Award | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr. Nathaniel Bryan | Education Award | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Nathaniel Bryan, University of Texas at Austin, United States

Based on the information provided, Nathaniel Bryan, Ed.D., Ph.D., appears to be a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Here are the reasons supporting his suitability:

Publication profile

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Academic Background

Holds both a Doctor of Philosophy in Early Childhood Education and a Doctor of Education in Educational Administration, demonstrating a robust and comprehensive academic foundation.

Professional Experience

Currently an Associate Professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

Extensive teaching and administrative experience at various reputable institutions, indicating significant contributions to the field of education.

Awards and Recognitions

Recipient of the Emerging Scholar Award from the American Educational Research Association and the Dr. Vernon Polite Research on Black Males Award, highlighting his impactful research.

Publications

  • Bryan, N., DeJohnette, M., Johnson, P. (2024). “They can play, but…: Investigating teachers’ use of exclusionary discipline practices as anti-Black misandric restrictions of Black boyhood play in early childhood classrooms.” Learning, Culture and Social Interaction, 47, 100840. 🏫
  • Cook, D.A., Bryan, N. (2024). “Introduction: Critical Race Theory, Classroom Practice, and Building a Just Future.” Critical Race Theory and Classroom Practice, pp. 1–10. 📚
  • Cook, D.A., Bryan, N. (2024). “Critical Race Theory and Classroom Practice.” Critical Race Theory and Classroom Practice, pp. 1–150. 📖
  • Cook, D.A., Bryan, N. (2024). “Conclusion: From Bad Faith to Good Faith: An Altar Call to Teach Truth.” Critical Race Theory and Classroom Practice, pp. 138–144. 📘
  • Jamieson, P., Rapos, E.J., Bryan, N. (2023). “Work in Progress: Let’s Play – Improving Our Teaching by Reversing Roles and Being a Learner with Board Games.” ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Conference Proceedings. 🎲
  • Bryan, N. (2023). “Toward What Justice and Justice for Whom? A BlackCrit Meditation on and against Miami University’s Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry’s Threshold Concepts.” Equity and Excellence in Education. 📓
    • Citations: 2
  • McMillian, R., Bryan, N. (2023). “Living within it all: Black Critical Theory, Imprisoned Black Radical Tradition, and the art of BlackCrit Portraiture to center voices from sites of incarceration.” International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education. 🎨
    • Citations: 1
  • Bryan, N., McMillian, R., LaMar, K. (2022). “Prison abolition literacies as Pro-Black pedagogy in early childhood education.” Journal of Early Childhood Literacy, 22(3), pp. 383–407. 🔏
    • Citations: 3
  • Bryan, N. (2021). “To Me, He Teaches Like the Child Learns: Black Maternal Caregivers on the Pedagogies and Schooling Practices of a Black Male Kindergarten Teacher.” Urban Review, 53(3), pp. 491–515. 🧸
    • Citations: 2
  • Bryan, N. (2021). “Remembering Tamir Rice and Other Black Boy Victims: Imagining Black PlayCrit Literacies Inside and Outside Urban Literacy Education.” Urban Education, 56(5), pp. 744–771. 🎮
    • Citations: 27

Conferences and Presentations

Regularly presents at prestigious conferences, further establishing his influence and recognition in the academic community.

Professional Certifications

Holds long-standing certifications in teaching and school administration, underscoring his practical and theoretical expertise.

Given his extensive and impactful research, numerous publications, and recognition by esteemed organizations, Dr. Nathaniel Bryan exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding researcher, making him a suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Eduardo Encabo | Education | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc Prof Dr. Eduardo Encabo | Education | Best Researcher Award

Assoc Prof Dr. Eduardo Encabo, University of Murcia (Spain), Spain

Eduardo Encabo is an Associate Professor at the University of Murcia’s Faculty of Education, specializing in the teaching of language and literature. He holds a B.Ed. (2000) and Ed.D. (2003) from the University of Murcia, and an M.A. in Reading Promotion and Children’s Literature (2005) from the University of Castilla-La Mancha. With over 73 research articles, 55 book chapters, and 19 books, his research focuses on teacher training, children’s literature, and intercultural education. Dr. Encabo has supervised 14 doctoral theses and received multiple awards, including the Ed.D. Dissertation Award (2003-2004). 🌟📖

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Qualifications 🎓📚

Dr. Encabo holds a B.Ed. in Pedagogy and Psychology (2000), an Ed.D. in Teaching of Language and Literature (2003) from the University of Murcia, an M.A. in Reading Promotion and Children’s Literature (2005) from the University of Castilla-La Mancha, and a B.A. in Spanish Language Studies (2007) from the University of Murcia.

Professional Experience 💼🏫

With a career beginning in 2001, he has served as a lecturer and advanced to a tenured lecturer in 2005, and later an associate professor in 2007, focusing on the teaching of language and literature.

Honors and Awards 🏆📜

Dr. Encabo has received numerous accolades, including the Ed.D. Dissertation Award (2003-2004), the III ODS Awards (2023), and the II Research Awards in “Reading and Social Education” (2024).

Research Focus 📚🧠

Dr. Eduardo Encabo’s research primarily spans the fields of language and literature didactics, children’s literature, and digital literacy. He emphasizes innovative teaching methodologies and the role of intercultural education in bridging cultural divides. His work often explores gender communication differences, the integration of digital competence in education, and effective pedagogical strategies for enhancing literary skills among young learners. Dr. Encabo also delves into the intersections of critical linguistics and socio-educational contexts, aiming to foster a more inclusive and dynamic learning environment. His extensive contributions include research on new narrative formats and their educational impact. 🌍✍️

Publications Top Notes 📚

  • Use of the humanized anti-epidermal growth factor receptor monoclonal antibody h-R3 in combination with radiotherapy in the treatment of locally advanced head and neck cancer – Journal of Clinical Oncology – 406 citations (2004) 🦠🧬
  • Introducción a la didáctica de la lengua y la literatura: un enfoque sociocrítico – Ediciones Octaedro – 114 citations (2021) 📖🗣️
  • Claves para una enseñanza artístico-creativa: la dramatización – Claves para una enseñanza artístico-creativa: la dramatización – 101 citations (2009) 🎭📘
  • Fundamentos didácticos de la lengua y la literatura – Madrid: Síntesis – 81 citations (2013) 📚✍️
  • El desarrollo de habilidades lingüísticas: una perspectiva crítica – Grupo Editorial Universitario – 49 citations (2001) 🧠📖
  • Mejorar la comunicación en niños y adolescentes – Anaya-Spain – 49 citations (2001) 🗣️👧
  • Chirurgica Taurina: a 10-year experience of bullfight injuries – Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery – 47 citations (2006) 🩺🐂
  • Teachers’ attitudes towards correcting students’ written errors and mistakes – Universidad de Granada – 45 citations (2008) ✏️📄
  • Computed tomography vs clinical and multidisciplinary procedures for early evaluation of severe abdomen and chest trauma—a cost analysis approach – Intensive care medicine – 45 citations (1996) 🏥🔬
  • Competencia digital y literacidad: nuevos formatos narrativos en el videojuego Dragon Age: Orígenes – Comunicar: Revista Científica Iberoamericana de Comunicación y Educación – 41 citations (2011) 🎮💻

 

Audrey Doyle | Assessment Award | Best Researcher Award

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Assist Prof Dr. Audrey Doyle | Assessment Award | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr. Audrey Doyle,Dublin City University, Ireland

Dr. Audrey Doyle is an esteemed Assistant Professor at Dublin City University’s Institute of Education, renowned for her visionary leadership in education. With a PhD from Maynooth University and a Masters from All Hallows College, she brings over two decades of experience as a school principal and educator. Passionate about inclusion and diversity, she champions dialogic schooling. As Programme Chair for Religious Education, she fosters academic excellence. Dr. Doyle’s accolades include a DCU President’s Team Award and fellowship recognitions. An avid organizer, she spearheads scientific gatherings, advocating for innovative curriculum approaches. Her dynamic leadership enriches educational discourse, inspiring collaborative progress. 🎓

 

Publication Profile

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Education

Dr. Audrey Doyle achieved her pinnacle academic milestone, earning a PhD in Education from Maynooth University, Ireland. Under the guidance of esteemed mentors Dr. Majella Dempsey and Professor Sharon Todd, her research delved into profound insights within the educational realm. Prior to this, she honed her managerial skills with a Masters in Management for Pastoral and Voluntary Services from All Hallows College, Drumcondra, Ireland, in 2006. 🎓 These academic endeavors fortified her expertise, equipping her with a robust foundation to navigate the dynamic landscape of education with proficiency and vision.

Awards

Dr. Audrey Doyle’s dedication to excellence in teaching and learning has garnered her prestigious accolades. In 2021-2022, she was honored with the Advanced Higher Education Senior Fellowship in Teaching and Learning, aligning with the UK Professional Standards Framework. Since 2019, she has been recognized as an Associate Fellow of the Anti-Bullying Centre at DCU, Ireland, showcasing her commitment to fostering safe and inclusive learning environments. Most notably, she received the esteemed DCU President’s Team Award for Teaching and Learning in 2021, a testament to her transformative impact and collaborative spirit in advancing educational practices. 🏆

 

Research Focus

Dr. Audrey Doyle’s research spans across several key areas within the realm of education, showcasing a multifaceted focus on assessment practices, curriculum development, and the impact of educational policies. With a keen interest in teacher identity and assessment, her work explores topics such as the role of teachers in assessment, high-stakes assessment policies, and the effects of international mobility on teachers’ curriculum agency. 📚 Her studies also delve into the experiences of pre-service teachers, school placement assessment, and the dynamics of synchronous online teaching environments, offering valuable insights into contemporary educational practices and challenges.

 

 

Publication Top Notes

The role of the teacher as assessor: Developing student teacher’s assessment identity

 

Kehinde Lawrence | Educational Psychology Award | Excellence in Research

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Dr. Kehinde Lawrence | Educational Psychology Award | Excellence in Research

Dr. Kehinde Lawrence, L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University, Astana, Kazakhstan., Kazakhstan

Dr. Kehinde Lawrence is a seasoned psychologist and educator with a diverse academic background, including a PhD in Counseling and Development Psychology. With over 40 published papers and a notable h-index of 6, Dr. Lawrence’s research focuses on various aspects of mental health and well-being, particularly among adolescents and vulnerable populations. Currently serving as a Senior Lecturer at L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University in Kazakhstan and a Research Fellow at Walter Sisulu University in South Africa, Dr. Lawrence’s dedication to academia is evident through teaching, supervision, and extensive professional service. 🎓📚

 

Publication Profile

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Academic Qualifications

Dr. Kehinde Clement Lawrence has forged an illustrious academic path, culminating in a PhD in Counseling and Development Psychology from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. His educational voyage includes a Master’s degree in Counseling and Career Counseling and a Bachelor of Education with honors in Guidance and Counseling, both from the same institution.

Research Focus

Dr. Kehinde Clement Lawrence’s research focus primarily revolves around understanding and addressing various psychological challenges faced by adolescents and vulnerable populations, especially during critical periods such as the COVID-19 pandemic and displacement situations. Through his extensive body of work, Dr. Lawrence delves into topics such as the impact of trauma on psychological functioning, factors influencing school dropout rates, and the role of familial, social, and technological factors on adolescents’ well-being. His research endeavors aim to provide insights into effective counseling interventions, resilience-building strategies, and policy recommendations to promote mental health and social inclusion. 🧠🔬

 

Publication Top Notes 

  1. Parental involvement, learning participation and online learning commitment of adolescent learners during the COVID-19 lockdown. 📚 Cited by: 106, Year: 2021
  2. Trauma‐focused counselling and social effectiveness skills training interventions on impaired psychological functioning of internally displaced adolescents in Nigeria📝 Cited by: 18, Year: 2020
  3. Adolescence dropout risk predictors: Family structure, mental health, and self‐esteem 📝 Cited by: 16, Year: 2023
  4. The mediating role of social internet use on the correlation of parental efficacy, peer influence and social functioning of adolescents in the current era📝 Cited by: 12, Year: 2021
  5. Polygonal ubuntu/botho as a superlative value to embrace orphans and vulnerable children in schools 📝 Cited by: 11, Year: 2019
  6. Transforming higher education spaces: Analysis of higher educational attainment expectation factors among high school learners in Kwa-Dlangezwa, South Africa.
  7. A Study on the Psycho‑social Factors Associated with the Mental Health of Uniformed Personnel in Internally Displaced Persons’ Camps in Nigeria
  8. Recruiting Competent Teachers in South Africa for a Sustainable Future: The Role of School Governing Bodies
  9. Reducing social anxiety among adolescents in the Covid-19 era: Rational emotive behavior therapy as a counselling approach
  10. Challenges of retaining qualified scarce skills subject teachers in rural secondary schools: Lens of stakeholders in Mutale District, Limpopo