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Papers by Doug Lombardi

Research paper thumbnail of Decoding Starlight: From Pixels to Images

Research paper thumbnail of Coding Classroom Interactions for Collective and Individual Engagement

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This article characterizes "engagement in science learning" from a sociocultural perspective and ... more This article characterizes "engagement in science learning" from a sociocultural perspective and offers a mixed method approach to measuring engagement that combines critical discourse analysis (CDA) and social network analysis (SNA). Conceptualizing engagement from a sociocultural perspective, the article discusses the advantages of a mixed methodological approach, and specifically how mixed methods can expand and enrich our understanding of engagement in certain science learning situations. Through this sociocultural viewpoint, engagement is defined as meaningful changes in disciplinary discourse practice, which captures the dialectical relationship between the individual and collective. The combined use of CDA and SNA integrates an individual's relative position in a group with her situated language use.

Research paper thumbnail of The Challenges of Defining and Measuring Student Engagement in Science

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Engagement is one of the hottest research topics in the field of educational psychology. Research... more Engagement is one of the hottest research topics in the field of educational psychology. Research shows that multifarious benefits occur when students are engaged in their own learning, including increased motivation and achievement. However, there is little agreement on a concrete definition and effective measurement of engagement. This special issue serves to discuss and work toward addressing conceptual and instrumentation issues related to engagement, with particular interest in engagement in the domain of science learning. We start by describing the dimensional perspective of engagement (behavioral, cognitive, emotional, agentic) and suggest a complementary approach that places engagement instrumentation on a continuum. Specifically, we recommend that instrumentation be considered on a "grain-size" continuum that ranges from a person-centered to a contextcentered orientation to clarify measurement issues. We then provide a synopsis of the articles included in this special issue and conclude with suggestions for future research.

Research paper thumbnail of Students' Plausibility Perceptions of Human-induced Climate Change

Proceedings of the 9th International Conference of the Learning Sciences Volume 2, 2010

Abstract Overcoming students' misconceptions may be a challenge when teachin... more Abstract Overcoming students' misconceptions may be a challenge when teaching about global climate change because students tend to confuse short-term weather effects with long-term climate transformations, which may stem from misunderstandings about deep time. Furthermore, student plausibility perceptions about human-induced climate change may influence understanding of scientific principles underlying the phenomenon. This study showed significant relationships between understandings of weather and climate ...

Research paper thumbnail of Blazing The Trail For Astronomy Education Research

Journal of Astronomy & Earth Sciences Education (JAESE), 2015

Research paper thumbnail of Temperature Inversions in the Vicinity of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, as Characterized by Tethersonde Data

Accidental releases of hazardous materials to the atmosphere may result from fires that create a ... more Accidental releases of hazardous materials to the atmosphere may result from fires that create a buoyant plume which may rise several hundred meters above the ground. For such buoyant release cases, estimates of ground-level concentrations may be as much as a factor of 100 lower than similar, nonbuoyant releases. For the Oak Ridge Reservation, safety analyses often examine buoyant release

Research paper thumbnail of What's the Alternative? Using Model-Evidence Link Diagrams to Weigh Alternative Models in Argumentation

The Science Teacher, 2013

Research paper thumbnail of Attitudes about Global Warming Measure

Research paper thumbnail of Fen Eğitiminde Model Kanıt (MOK) İlişki Şemasının Kullanımı

Analitik düşünme ve karar verme gibi yaşam becerileri fen Bilimleri programı amaçları arasında ye... more Analitik düşünme ve karar verme gibi yaşam becerileri fen Bilimleri programı amaçları arasında yer almaktadır. Bu beceriler alan bilgisi ve bilimin doğasını anlamada önemli bir yer tutar. Bilimin doğasının alt boyutlarından biri bilimsel pratiklerdir. Erduran ve Dagher tarafından geliştirilen ve bilimsel pratikleri tanımlayan Benzen Halkası Benzetmesi'nde, veri-model, model-tahmin gibi ilişkiler yer alır. Bu ilişkilerin kurulmasında analitik düşünme ve karar verme becerileri kullanılır. Bu çalıştayın temel amacı Model-Kanıt (MOK) İlişki Şemasını kullanarak yaşam becerilerini geliştirmek ve bilimsel pratikleri daha iyi anlamalarını sağlamaktır. Temple Üniversitesi'nde öğretim üyesi olan Doug Lombardi ve ekibi NSF tarafından desteklenen MEL projesi (Model-Evidence Link Diagram Project) kapsamında MOK ilişki şemasını geliştirilmiştir (NSF Destek No. DRL-131605). MOK İlişki Şeması öğrencilerin alternatif modeller ve kanıtlar arasındaki ilişkileri değerlendirmelerine yardımcı olu...

Research paper thumbnail of Coding Classroom Interactions for Collective and Individual Engagement

Educational Psychologist, 2015

This article characterizes "engagement in science learning" from a sociocultural perspective and ... more This article characterizes "engagement in science learning" from a sociocultural perspective and offers a mixed method approach to measuring engagement that combines critical discourse analysis (CDA) and social network analysis (SNA). Conceptualizing engagement from a sociocultural perspective, the article discusses the advantages of a mixed methodological approach, and specifically how mixed methods can expand and enrich our understanding of engagement in certain science learning situations. Through this sociocultural viewpoint, engagement is defined as meaningful changes in disciplinary discourse practice, which captures the dialectical relationship between the individual and collective. The combined use of CDA and SNA integrates an individual's relative position in a group with her situated language use.

Research paper thumbnail of Willingness to Take Action Questionnaire

Research paper thumbnail of The Challenges of Defining and Measuring Student Engagement in Science

Educational Psychologist, 2015

Engagement is one of the hottest research topics in the field of educational psychology. Research... more Engagement is one of the hottest research topics in the field of educational psychology. Research shows that multifarious benefits occur when students are engaged in their own learning, including increased motivation and achievement. However, there is little agreement on a concrete definition and effective measurement of engagement. This special issue serves to discuss and work toward addressing conceptual and instrumentation issues related to engagement, with particular interest in engagement in the domain of science learning. We start by describing the dimensional perspective of engagement (behavioral, cognitive, emotional, agentic) and suggest a complementary approach that places engagement instrumentation on a continuum. Specifically, we recommend that instrumentation be considered on a "grain-size" continuum that ranges from a person-centered to a contextcentered orientation to clarify measurement issues. We then provide a synopsis of the articles included in this special issue and conclude with suggestions for future research.

Research paper thumbnail of The Context Comparison Model: Examining Attitude Change and Plausibility About Global Climate Change

Research paper thumbnail of Using Model-evidence Link Diagrams to Weigh Alternative Models in Argumentation

Research paper thumbnail of How Did the Moon Form? Evaluating Alternative Explanations

Research paper thumbnail of Learning About the Moon: Results from a First-Year Pilot Study

Research paper thumbnail of Promoting Scientific Thinking and Conceptual Change about Alternative Explanations of Climate Change and Other Controversial Socio-scientific Topics

Research paper thumbnail of Effective Teacher Practice on the Plausibility of Human-Induced Climate Change

Research paper thumbnail of Promoting Critical Evaluation About Scientific Explanations Using Model-Evidence Link Diagrams

Research paper thumbnail of Students' Conceptions about Climate Change: Using Critical Evaluation to Influence Plausibility Reappraisals and Knowledge Reconstruction

Research paper thumbnail of Decoding Starlight: From Pixels to Images

Research paper thumbnail of Coding Classroom Interactions for Collective and Individual Engagement

Http Dx Doi Org 10 1080 00461520 2014 1001891, Feb 27, 2015

This article characterizes "engagement in science learning" from a sociocultural perspective and ... more This article characterizes "engagement in science learning" from a sociocultural perspective and offers a mixed method approach to measuring engagement that combines critical discourse analysis (CDA) and social network analysis (SNA). Conceptualizing engagement from a sociocultural perspective, the article discusses the advantages of a mixed methodological approach, and specifically how mixed methods can expand and enrich our understanding of engagement in certain science learning situations. Through this sociocultural viewpoint, engagement is defined as meaningful changes in disciplinary discourse practice, which captures the dialectical relationship between the individual and collective. The combined use of CDA and SNA integrates an individual's relative position in a group with her situated language use.

Research paper thumbnail of The Challenges of Defining and Measuring Student Engagement in Science

Http Dx Doi Org 10 1080 00461520 2014 1002924, Feb 27, 2015

Engagement is one of the hottest research topics in the field of educational psychology. Research... more Engagement is one of the hottest research topics in the field of educational psychology. Research shows that multifarious benefits occur when students are engaged in their own learning, including increased motivation and achievement. However, there is little agreement on a concrete definition and effective measurement of engagement. This special issue serves to discuss and work toward addressing conceptual and instrumentation issues related to engagement, with particular interest in engagement in the domain of science learning. We start by describing the dimensional perspective of engagement (behavioral, cognitive, emotional, agentic) and suggest a complementary approach that places engagement instrumentation on a continuum. Specifically, we recommend that instrumentation be considered on a "grain-size" continuum that ranges from a person-centered to a contextcentered orientation to clarify measurement issues. We then provide a synopsis of the articles included in this special issue and conclude with suggestions for future research.

Research paper thumbnail of Students' Plausibility Perceptions of Human-induced Climate Change

Proceedings of the 9th International Conference of the Learning Sciences Volume 2, 2010

Abstract Overcoming students' misconceptions may be a challenge when teachin... more Abstract Overcoming students' misconceptions may be a challenge when teaching about global climate change because students tend to confuse short-term weather effects with long-term climate transformations, which may stem from misunderstandings about deep time. Furthermore, student plausibility perceptions about human-induced climate change may influence understanding of scientific principles underlying the phenomenon. This study showed significant relationships between understandings of weather and climate ...

Research paper thumbnail of Blazing The Trail For Astronomy Education Research

Journal of Astronomy & Earth Sciences Education (JAESE), 2015

Research paper thumbnail of Temperature Inversions in the Vicinity of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, as Characterized by Tethersonde Data

Accidental releases of hazardous materials to the atmosphere may result from fires that create a ... more Accidental releases of hazardous materials to the atmosphere may result from fires that create a buoyant plume which may rise several hundred meters above the ground. For such buoyant release cases, estimates of ground-level concentrations may be as much as a factor of 100 lower than similar, nonbuoyant releases. For the Oak Ridge Reservation, safety analyses often examine buoyant release

Research paper thumbnail of What's the Alternative? Using Model-Evidence Link Diagrams to Weigh Alternative Models in Argumentation

The Science Teacher, 2013

Research paper thumbnail of Attitudes about Global Warming Measure

Research paper thumbnail of Fen Eğitiminde Model Kanıt (MOK) İlişki Şemasının Kullanımı

Analitik düşünme ve karar verme gibi yaşam becerileri fen Bilimleri programı amaçları arasında ye... more Analitik düşünme ve karar verme gibi yaşam becerileri fen Bilimleri programı amaçları arasında yer almaktadır. Bu beceriler alan bilgisi ve bilimin doğasını anlamada önemli bir yer tutar. Bilimin doğasının alt boyutlarından biri bilimsel pratiklerdir. Erduran ve Dagher tarafından geliştirilen ve bilimsel pratikleri tanımlayan Benzen Halkası Benzetmesi'nde, veri-model, model-tahmin gibi ilişkiler yer alır. Bu ilişkilerin kurulmasında analitik düşünme ve karar verme becerileri kullanılır. Bu çalıştayın temel amacı Model-Kanıt (MOK) İlişki Şemasını kullanarak yaşam becerilerini geliştirmek ve bilimsel pratikleri daha iyi anlamalarını sağlamaktır. Temple Üniversitesi'nde öğretim üyesi olan Doug Lombardi ve ekibi NSF tarafından desteklenen MEL projesi (Model-Evidence Link Diagram Project) kapsamında MOK ilişki şemasını geliştirilmiştir (NSF Destek No. DRL-131605). MOK İlişki Şeması öğrencilerin alternatif modeller ve kanıtlar arasındaki ilişkileri değerlendirmelerine yardımcı olu...

Research paper thumbnail of Coding Classroom Interactions for Collective and Individual Engagement

Educational Psychologist, 2015

This article characterizes "engagement in science learning" from a sociocultural perspective and ... more This article characterizes "engagement in science learning" from a sociocultural perspective and offers a mixed method approach to measuring engagement that combines critical discourse analysis (CDA) and social network analysis (SNA). Conceptualizing engagement from a sociocultural perspective, the article discusses the advantages of a mixed methodological approach, and specifically how mixed methods can expand and enrich our understanding of engagement in certain science learning situations. Through this sociocultural viewpoint, engagement is defined as meaningful changes in disciplinary discourse practice, which captures the dialectical relationship between the individual and collective. The combined use of CDA and SNA integrates an individual's relative position in a group with her situated language use.

Research paper thumbnail of Willingness to Take Action Questionnaire

Research paper thumbnail of The Challenges of Defining and Measuring Student Engagement in Science

Educational Psychologist, 2015

Engagement is one of the hottest research topics in the field of educational psychology. Research... more Engagement is one of the hottest research topics in the field of educational psychology. Research shows that multifarious benefits occur when students are engaged in their own learning, including increased motivation and achievement. However, there is little agreement on a concrete definition and effective measurement of engagement. This special issue serves to discuss and work toward addressing conceptual and instrumentation issues related to engagement, with particular interest in engagement in the domain of science learning. We start by describing the dimensional perspective of engagement (behavioral, cognitive, emotional, agentic) and suggest a complementary approach that places engagement instrumentation on a continuum. Specifically, we recommend that instrumentation be considered on a "grain-size" continuum that ranges from a person-centered to a contextcentered orientation to clarify measurement issues. We then provide a synopsis of the articles included in this special issue and conclude with suggestions for future research.

Research paper thumbnail of The Context Comparison Model: Examining Attitude Change and Plausibility About Global Climate Change

Research paper thumbnail of Using Model-evidence Link Diagrams to Weigh Alternative Models in Argumentation

Research paper thumbnail of How Did the Moon Form? Evaluating Alternative Explanations

Research paper thumbnail of Learning About the Moon: Results from a First-Year Pilot Study

Research paper thumbnail of Promoting Scientific Thinking and Conceptual Change about Alternative Explanations of Climate Change and Other Controversial Socio-scientific Topics

Research paper thumbnail of Effective Teacher Practice on the Plausibility of Human-Induced Climate Change

Research paper thumbnail of Promoting Critical Evaluation About Scientific Explanations Using Model-Evidence Link Diagrams

Research paper thumbnail of Students' Conceptions about Climate Change: Using Critical Evaluation to Influence Plausibility Reappraisals and Knowledge Reconstruction