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Past Grad Students

Doctoral

 

 

Dr. Ramin Rostampour (2024). Latent insights into the measurement of academic challenges: An examination of perceived academic challenges scale. [Unpublished doctoral thesis]. University of Victoria.

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Dr. Meg Kapil (2024). Doing well and feeling well: Investigating the contributions of two stress related appraisals and regulatory practices on student success outcomes. [Unpublished doctoral thesis]. University of Victoria. Link

Dr. Sarah Davis (2021), Co-Founder, Flowerstone Learning Services

Dissertation Title: Optimizing mental health for student success at university: A case for self-regulated learning. Link

Dr. Aishah Bakhtiar (2019), Adjunct Researcher (University of Tasmania)

Dissertation Title: Regulating self, others’ and group motivation in online collaboration. Link

Dr. Elizabeth Webster (2019), Student Success Consultant for Institutions & Individuals (Self-employed)

Dissertation Title: Regulating emotions in computer-supported collaborative problem-solving tasks. Link

Dr. Mariel Miller (2015), Director of Technology Integrated Learning & Adjunct Assistant Professor (UVic)

Dissertation Title: Leveraging CSCL technology to support and research shared task perceptions in socially shared regulation of learning. Link

Dr. Lindsay McCardle (2015), Manager of User Experience Research at D2L

Dissertation Title: Self-regulated learning in and across sport and academic domains. Link

 

 

Masters’ with Thesis

Paular, R. (2023). Examining the contributions of coping self-efficacy and help-seeking behaviour on academic performance.  [Unpublished master’s thesis] University of Victoria.

 

Nie, M. (2023). Examining goal orientations, goal setting, and motivation challenges from a self-regulated learning perspective. [Unpublished master’s thesis] University of Victoria.

 

Hood, M. (2022). COVID-19 stress and middle school students’ engagement and school aversion: examining the mediational roles of emotion regulation and perceptions of school climate. [Unpublished master’s thesis]. University of Victoria [I was co-supervisor].

 

Bahena-Olivares, L. M. (2022). Investigating Time Estimation from a Self-Regulated Learning Perspective. [Unpublished master’s thesis]. University of Victoria [I was co-supervisor].

 

Timish, F.T. (2021). Cultural adaptation in international students: Proposing the goal-opportunity model of acculturation (GOMA),and developing and exploring the cultural fit questionnaire (CFQ). [Unpublished master’s thesis]. University of Victoria [I was acting co-supervisor for Martin for 2020-2021].

Mengqi (Annie) Wu (MA), 2021. Thesis Title: Culture and Self-regulated learning: Exploring cultural influences on Chinese international and Canadian domestic undergraduate students’ engagement in self-regulated learning. Link

Jiexing Hu (MA), 2021. Thesis Title: How does the quality of planning contribute to group performance and challenge perceptions under three computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) conditions. Link

Rebecca Edwards (MA), 2018. Thesis Title: Exploring novice engineers’ mental models of collaboration and engineering design. Link

Shayla Starcheski (MA), 2018. Thesis Title: Exploring the strategic potential of roles for collaboration. Link

Yushu (Sherry) Huang (MA), 2017. Thesis Title: Academic challenges and strategies: an SRL comparison of Canadian-domestic and Chinese-international students’ transition to university. Link

Stephanie Helm (MA), 2011. Thesis Title: An Exploration of elementary students’ task understanding: how do young students understand the school activities they are assigned? Link

Amy Gendron (MA), 2011. Thesis Title: Active procrastination, self-regulated learning and academic achievement in university undergraduates. Link

Elizabeth Webster (MA), 2010. Thesis Title: The emotional experiences of university students: exploring the role of achievement emotions in self-regulated learning. Link

Mariel Miller (MA), 2009. Thesis Title: Predicting university students’ performance of a complex task: does task understanding moderate the influence of self-efficacy? Link

Mika Oshige (MA), 2009. Thesis Title: Exploring task understanding in self-regulated learning: task understanding as a predictor of academic success in undergraduate students. Link

Meghann Fior (MA), 2008. Thesis Title: Self and collective efficacy as correlates of group participation: A comparison of structured and unstructured computer-supported collaborative learning conditions. Link

Rachel Morris (MA), 2008. Thesis Title: The effectiveness of roles, scripts and prompts in promoting reading comprehension during computer-supported collaborative learning. Link

Masters’ without Thesis

Brodie Drake (MED), 2024

Alex Warrington (MED), 2024

InTing (Kathleen) Hung (MED), 2024

Nina Kanapi (MED), 2024

Anika Habib (MED), 2024

Yu Lu (MED), 2023

Safoura Askari (MED), 2023

Gareth Davies  (MED), 2022

Sarah Greco (MED), 2021

Hager Yousif (MED), 2021

Devon McDonald (MED), 2018

Priyanka Sharma (MED), 2018

Allison Dewis (MED), 2012

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