For any of my #developmental friends on the job market looking for a small liberal arts college position, my alma mater is hiring! Happy to provide more info if you are interested!
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Thanks #EduHK for a great conference! #MCLS2025 was one for the books and Hong Kong was a beautiful location!
Sorry to hear this, Emmett, but congrats on the graduation!!!
This is about all of us. Never forget that.
Wrapped up #SRCD25 by learning about the history of flour milling in Minneapolis at the Mill City Museum! A super cool end to an awesome week catching up with all my favorite developmental scientists! #supportscience #childrenmatter
My ICIS blog post about some of our lab's recent work:
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Exciting life update - I’ve accepted a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Psychology position at Carlow University! I start in August while wrapping up my dissertation by December and I am so excited to be teaching in such an amazing liberal arts community!
Want to end #MCLS2024 on a great note? Check out an awesome symposium on diverse methodologies to explore parental involvement in children’s math learning chaired by Yuchen Song and myself at 10:45 today!
Are you interested in teaching and want to come work at Pitt? Check out our 3 full-time Teaching Assistant Professor positions in the Psychology department starting in Fall 2024! cfopitt.taleo.net/careersectio...
Excited for a new collaboration in 2024!
Love this! As a grad student, I’m teaching for the first time this semester and will definitely do this after I post grades this week!
@camillakgilmore.bsky.social Thanks for including my paper in your advent reading list! I totally agree - there are so many different ways we describe math talk and many of them focus on number of utterances. I’d love to see if these clusters replicate in other data!
I don’t know why Santa was content with checking his list only twice. I check all my recommendation letters 10+ times out of fear that I will ruin someone’s chances of getting into grad school by submitting the wrong letter! 😬
We are so excited to share our NY Times guest essay about talking with children about Santa!
The guest essay is here:
www.nytimes.com/2023/11/24/o...
The paper recently published in Developmental Psychology is here:
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Math Discussers had children who spoke more about math. Parent math talk styles did not relate to children’s math or language skills. These results encourage the use of person-centered approaches to understand the nuances of how parents talk about math with their children.
I identified 3 styles of parent math talk from observations of parents interacting with their 4 year old children. Math Commentators used mostly math statements, Math Elicitors used mostly math questions, and Math Discussers used a mix of both.
My first ever, first-author paper is out in the world! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Just discovered an amazing repository of open-access textbooks, with many options for different areas of Psychology. Consider adopting one of these for your undergraduate courses to promote equity and inclusion!
open.umn.edu/opentextbook...
