W. L. Quint Oga-Baldwin
Professor of Education at Waseda University
Teacher trainer
Researcher in the psychology of education and language
Quint's Lab
Waseda University (Tokyo, Japan) and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) are pleased to collaborate with the Motivation2Learn Laboratory on a range of projects. The Oga-Baldwin Laboratory at Waseda (www.quint.space) has hosted Dr. Fryer and members of the M2L Lab on their research trips to Tokyo. Ongoing research projects include investigations of cross-disciplinary learning in lower secondary school, and the development of digital learning tools for use in formal educational settings.
The Positive Psychology and Education Lab
Ronnel B King
Associate Professor
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Educational Psychologist
The Positive Psychology and Education (PoPE) Lab, directed by Dr. Ronnel B. King, Associate Professor at the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Faculty of Education, The Chinese University of Hong Kong is pleased to collaborate with the Motivation2Learn Laboratory.
The PoPE Lab focuses on understanding the factors that underpin motivation, engagement, and well-being in the educational setting and in developing positive psychology/education interventions to enhance these optimal states. Ongoing research projects include (1) a special issue in Educational Psychology Review that focuses on cross-theoretical integration, (2) the investigation of university students' experiences and engagement across different Asian contexts, and (3) research into the socio-cultural aspects of motivation and well-being using international large-scale educational assessments (e.g., PISA, TIMSS, TALIS).
Dan Dinsmore
Professor, Associate Dean for Research
University of North Florida
Educational Psychologist
The SALT Lab
The Strategies, Assessment, Learning, and Teaching Lab (SALT) is directed by Daniel L. Dinsmore, PhD and located at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, FL, USA. Dan is currently Professor and Associate Dean for Research, External Funding, and Faculty Development. The lab’s work is dedicated to understanding the complex relations in how learners coordinate their learning through their own cognitive and metacognitive processing, how we can assess these processes and learning, and how these relations manifest themselves in classrooms and informal learning situations. We have collaborated with the Motivation2Learn Lab across EPR (2017), BJEP (2018) and Frontline Learning (2020) Special Issues and a HandBook (2020) focusing on advancing learning strategy theories and measurement.