June Lee |
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Position |
Research
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Telephone |
(65) 6 790
3351 |
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Fax |
(65) 6 896 8038 |
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Biographical
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June joined the
Learning Sciences Laboratory (LSL) as a Research Assistant in Feb
2006. A Psychology graduate from the National University of
Singapore, June had prior experiences working in both psychological
and educational fields. In her prior incarnations, she was a
psychologist who was involved in the selection, assessment, and
personnel development for the public service, a music teacher, and a
choral conductor in a few schools. Interest in education research
led her to the lab, and June is currently involved in a project that
investigates the relationship among teachers’ epistemological
beliefs, their pedagogical use of ICT in education, and school
leadership. She hopes that the research will allow her to gain
greater insights into the role of technology in the classroom.
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Education |
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Bachelor of Social
Sciences, Psychology (Honours, 2nd Class Upper), National
University of Singapore |
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Research
Interest |
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Teachers’
epistemological beliefs, pedagogical use of ICT in school,
psychology of music, music education
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Projects |
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Collaborator of Project LSL 7/05 MJ: Teachers' Beliefs, Leadership, and Technology Use in Singapore Schools: An Exploratory Study |
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Awards |
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Special Book
Prize, Psychology
for being the best student in Psychology in the examination for the
degree of Bachelor of Social Sciences with Honours, NUS, 2001 |
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