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White & Canning (2023), Social Psychology of Education
- Tea for Teaching Podcast – Help-seeking Behavior
Bowman et al. (2023), AERA Open
- Inside Higher Ed – STEM classes with racial, socioeconomic representation boost student GPA
- Forbes – STEM students get better grades in diverse classrooms, study finds
- Diverse Issues in Higher Education – Underrepresented students in STEM classes resulted in overall higher grades
Canning et al. (2022), Social Psychological and Personality Science
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Diverse Issues in Higher Education – How STEM faculty can fight institutional racism and sexism.
- The Hechinger Report – Opinion: Students are coming to college less prepared during the pandemic. They need our help.
Canning et al. (2020), Social Psychological and Personality Science
- Big Think – First-generation university students are at greater risk of experiencing imposter syndrome
- PsyPost – First-generation university students are more likely to struggle with imposter syndrome
- Diverse Issues in Higher Education – Study Finds Imposter Syndrome Higher Among First Generation Students
Canning et al. (2020), Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin
- Harvard Business Review – Don’t let cynicism undermine your workplace
- Forbes – Reexamining intention: How to clean up your unintended impact
- Entrepreneur – 12 things first-time leaders need to succeed
- Business Insider – Microsoft has spent year trying to crack the science of teamwork
- Business Insider – ‘Growth mindset’ cultures like Microsoft’s drive organizational transformation, researchers say
- Inc. – Microsoft leaders are asked to showcase 3 skills. Recent psychology research says you should too
- Fast Company – Nothing stunts growth at work more than saying this one thing
- Character & Context – Does your organization have a growth mindset?
Canning et al. (2019), Science Advances
- Salon – In economics, grade restrictions weed out students of color
- Tea for Teaching Podcast – Faculty Mindset
- Chronicle of Higher Education – We know what works to close the completion gap
- Chronicle of Higher Education – Do students really learn nothing from a lecture?
- Inside Higher Ed – The need to combat a false growth mindset
- Inside Higher Ed – The impact of faculty attitudes about intelligence
- Science News – STEM professors’ beliefs on intelligence may widen the racial achievement gap
- Ars Technica – Huge study finds professors’ attitudes affect students’ grades
- ABC News Australia – How racial prejudice can easily appear in classrooms
- The Scientist – STEM prof’s views on intelligence may affect student outcomes
- Psychology Today – Nurturing a culture of growth
- Chemistry World – Faculty mindset affects racial achievement gap in STEM subjects
- Diverse Issues in Higher Education – Study finds professors’ beliefs about intelligence impacts STEM achievement
- Psych Central – Professors’ beliefs about intelligence play role in students’ success
- Der Spiegel – How professors motivate – and what they can do wrong
- Science Career News – Three research-based lessons to improve your mentoring
- Nature Human Behavior Research Highlight – Faculty beliefs predict STEM achievement
Canning et al. (2018), Journal of Educational Psychology
- NPJ Science of Learning – Motivating students to learn
Tibbetts et al. (2016), Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
Harackiewicz et al. (2016), Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
- Inc – Want to be more productive?
- Vox – Why so many poor kids who get into college don’t end up enrolling
Harackiewicz et al. (2014), Journal of Educational Psychology
- Chronicle of Higher Education – We know what works to close the completion gap
- The Scientist – Making STEM education more welcoming to underrepresented minorities