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American Educational Research Association

2005 ANNUAL MEETING

Deruography and Democracy in the Era of Accountability

La demographie et la democratie fa l'ere de PimputabHite

Fairmont The Queen ElizabethHilton Montreal Bonaventure

Marriott Montreal Chateau ChamplainLe Centre Sheraton Montreal

Montreal, CanadaApril 11-15., 2005

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http://www.aero.netISSN 0163-9670

394 PARTICIPANT INDEX

Kaartinen, Sinikka; 31.080, 75.048

Kabuto, Bobbie; 43.07]

Kaczynski, Daniel J., 43.033

Kadota, Riyo; 34.0] 7

Kaduvetloor, Anju; 70.029Kalai, Yasmin B.; 20048, 40.034

Kafl, Marilyn; 31.080Kalka, Alan; 70.095

Kag.an, Sharon Lynn; 27014,45058

Kagcdan, Lila; 69.0] 3Kaliiapo, Susan; 35.014Kahlert, Rahel C.; 61.083

Kahn, Richard Y.; 75.036

Kahne, Joseph E.: 31.013, 61.034Kain, Daniel L., 44.1J 14

Kaill, Jacob; 58.078Kain?, Kirsten; 17.014

Kalejs Qazilbash, Emily; 70.017Kali, Yael; 47.075Kalin, Nadinc M., 31.074Kalishman, Summers G., D.IJ 18,

72045

Kalk, Debby; 17044Kalkman. Debnrah: 40.073, 72.093

I<.allemeyn, Lcanne: 60.013

Kalogrides, Demetra; 4(1.067Kam, Rosalind; 56.085

Kamat, Sangeeta G.; 68.013Kamata, Akihito; ] 7.063,29.08],

34.029,40020

Kamil, Michael L.; 53.059Kamin, Carol S.; 26.027, 3] .043,

37.018

Kaminski, Debbie; 75.044Kamler, Estelle; 75.074

Kanat Maymon, Yaniv; 17.064,36066

Kane, Janet; 31.064Kane, Michae] 1'., 58.029Kane, Ruth; 75.049Kane, Sharon; 15.058

Kane-Russell, Victoria E., 34.0nKang, Eugenie; 72.042

Kang, Joo Y oun; 61.054

Kang, Nam-Hwa: 12.030

Kang, Seok; 17.0] 5Kang, Sung-Pil; ]2.066

Kang, Trivina; 68.012Kanga, Anne W.; 65.032, 72.080

Kansanen, PerUi J.; 53.039Kantor, Rebecca; 63.047Kanyongo, Gibbs Yanai; 18.010Kao, Jenny c.; 75.047Kao, Linda L.; ] 2.0] 8,40.034

Kapavik, Robin Robinson; 72.065Kaplan, Avi; 58.055, 70.036Kaplan. Bruce; 3] .057

Kaplan, Danielle; 34.024Kaplan, David; 53.020

Kaplan, Haya P., 36.066Kaplan, Jelfi'ey Stuart; 68.079

Kaplan. Michael A., 20.019

Kapner, Leslie; 26.038

Kapur, Manu; 40.0 I 7Karabcnick, Stuart A., 45.038

Karagiannakis, Anastasia; 68.088

Karajic, Azra: 17.014Karchmcr. Michael !\.; 58.067

Kardos, Susan M.; 63.049

I<.aremaker, Ariette; 27.0 I 0Karim-Rushdan, Khalilah~ 58.053Karkee. Thakur B, n.031Karkehabadi, Sharon; 58.033

Karmazin, Karen: 63.032

Karp, Karen; 29.073Karpinski, Carol f.; 29035

Karsenti, Thierry; 17064,40.066

Kase, Marjorie; 26045Kassab, Cathy; 43.041

Kassam, Alnaaz; 46.010

Kastberg, David S.; 36.014

Katie, Elvira; 68.080

Kalira, Kiran; 2<).036Katsinas, Stephen C., 37.019Kall, James A.; 36.043

KaHan, Shlol1lY; 26.043, 56.028KuHar Manoukian, Randa; 40.059Katz, Anne; 61 .046

Katz, Herb; 72.022Katz, Idit; 17.064

Katz, Lauren !\., 75.019Katz, Lauril: Joy; 3 I .034, 34.07],

62.012.76.013

Katz, Lilian G.; 29046

Katz, Susan .I.. 6] .072. 70.090Katz, Susan R; 61.058

Katz-Buonincontro, Jen; 61.019

Katzir, Tami; 740 17Katzman, LaLlren~ 43.062Kau, Chao-Yu; 61.079

Kauchak, Don; 57.0]4Kauffman, David; 63.049

Kauffman, Douglas f.; 20.049,36.066,53.07]

Kaufman, David M.; 64.013

Kaufman, Lonnie; 72.044

Kaur, Amarjit; 53.018Kavulic, Christy L.. 34.077Kawanaka, Takako; 31.046Kay, Maureen; 68.043Kay. Robin H.; 64.010, 70.055Kayler, Mary A, ]6.0]0,33.0]6Kazak, Sibel; 49.015

Ke, fengfeng; 58.082Kea]y, William A., 47.012, 61.0]()

Kean, Michael H.~ 45.037

Kearney, Amanda; ] 5.025

Kearney, Kerry; 6]023

Keating, Pamela J., 12.040Kecskemethy, Thomas; ] 2.027

Kedem, Yore Y; 56.053, 63.068,70082

Keedy, John L.; 20.032, 36.055Kee]er, Christy Geldbach: 72.029Keeley, Page; 43.084Keene, Barbara; 36.029Kehler, Michael D; 56.036

Kell, Charles; 43.05]

Kcil, Virginia; 6] .080Keith, Timothy Z.; ] 7.041

Ke]aher Young, Allison .I., 40.054Kelchtermans, Geert; 47.064

Kellam. Sheppard; 34.014Keller, Lisa; 29.0JO

Keller, Stacy K.; 160 I 0

Kelley, Carolyn; 41.0 I 0

Kelly, Andrew; 31.061

Kelly. Bridget Turner; 4.0 I0,9.0 I 0,34.0] 5

Kelly, Clare; 36054Kelly, Ueirdre M., 70.090

Kelly, Gregory.l.. 36.011, 58.083

Kelly, .Jennifer Rosemarie; 26.025

Kelly, Melissa; 43.033Kelly. Narcie; 17.036Kelly, Ronald R.; 58.067

Kelly, Sean P., 70.081Kelsh, Deborah P.:. 54.013

Kemker, Kate: 70.068

Kemma, Reeky: 70.079Kemple, Jamt's; 43.03]Kempler, Toni M .. ,)6.0B,)

Kempner, Ken; 36.029

Kendcou, Panayiola; 1'1.010,29.080,70.035

Kendra, Killratrick; 57.0 II

Keng, Koh Noi: 20.052Kcng. Leslie; '11.030Kennedy, 8enjarnin~ 53.0::W

Kennedy, Carol: 41.012Kennedy, Cathleen A., 56.1J32,

6I.CJ24

I<.enneely. Eileen: 40.072

Kennedy, Eugene: 58.03 IKennedy. lion. Gerard: 56.012Kennedy, Kerry .1.,7~.013

Kenneely. Tara J.T., 31.042

Kennelly, Jacqueline: 18.0 11.57.012

Kenney, I)atricia !\.: 17.042I(enl, Laura: 43.086

Kcnvon, DOlT)' M .. 61.037

Keough, Susan-Marie; 33.012Ker. Hsiang- Wei: 58.031

Kerbow, David W; 53028, 70.073Kern, Todd; 58.073KelT, Kerri A.; 15.1J19

Kerr. Stephen 1'.; 75.0 I]

Kerschbaum. Stephanie L.: 68.039Kershaw, Cheryl .A.. 26.069. 43.038Kershner, Keith M .. 37057Kersten, .Iodene M.; 72.039

Keselman. Harvey .I.: ]5.047Keskin. Burhanettin: 30.013, 74.0] 0

Kessler, Shirley A.; 31.076Ketchner. Susan; 61.024Ketelaars. Mieke: 27.0] 0

Ketelhut, Diane lass: ] 7.0]3,

29.0] 6,34.024,43012,4900],68.085

Ketterlin-Geller. Leanne R.; 75.019

Key, Helen; 63.073

Keves, Melissa; 61.030Kezar. AdriaJU1a; 15.038.34.049.

40.027

Khampirat, Buratin: 58.015Khan, Samia: 15.026

KJlayatt. Didi M., 65.044Kher, Neelam: 12.0] 4Khishfe, Rola F.; 53.0]6Khoo, Siek- Toon; 36.021

Khvi]on, Eugene; 58.074Kidd, Julie K.; 15028,5606]Kiefer Hipp, Kristine: 47.016Kieffer, Ronald; 29047

Kienzl, Gregory; 12.025KieIVra, Kenneth A.; 20.049Kifer, Edward; 60.013Kilbourn, Brent S.: 12.052.37.029

Kilburg. Gal) M .. 76.013

Kilgore, Karen L.; 75053

Kilgore. Sally B .. 68.052

Ki lleavy. Maureen; 12.054.31.066,61.076

Killecn, Kieran M., 29.079

Killins, Janet; 6 1.079

Kilmer, William; 70.0G4

Kilpatrick. Jeremy: 56.002Klitz, Gary D: 1701 ~Kim. ,Amanda: 26.1J]4

Kim, Beaumie; 72.071

Kim, Bryan S. K.; 260 I 0,52.010Kim, Dac Y cop; 53.043Kim, Do-Hong; 17.042,75.053Kim, Esther: 29.073

Kim, Eun Youug; (i8.08(,

Kim, Eunyoung; 20.05 IKim, Hoe Kycung.; 68.030

Kim, Hyconjin; 4(1.030, 58.082

I(im, Ilyosun; 20.051

Kim, Hyunjin; 43.085Kim . .lames S.; 69.0 I]

Kim, Jason .I., 40.0)5, 45.04 IKim. Jee-Seon; 3(J,()51

Kim., Jcong-Hec: 29.05G

Kim, Jeong-Ran: ()3.054

Kim, .Ieongmi; 71J.061Kim, .Iimm)'; 5(,,050Kim, .finseok; 45.08J

Kim, .Iong-Bacg: 68.018. n.07 IKim, Joshua M.; 34.074

Kim, .lung Ah; 70071

Kim, .JUllgnalll; J 7.063Kim . .Iungsub: 56.083

Kim . .Iunyl'op; 17.05 I, 3(d120Kim. Kellie Kaewon: 47.035

Kim, Ki-Seok; 36.020Kim, Koeun; -+3.085

Kim, Kyung lice; 63.076

Kim. Kyung-Sul1: 12.052Kim, Kyung-kcun; 45.083Kim. Lori Y; 49.055, 5607]Kim. Meesook; 72.013

Kim, Mi Song; 12.0] 5

Kim, Mikyong M: 29042

Kim, MinJeong; 3] .034Kim, Minchi; ]2.05]

Kim, rvlinjeong: 26.046Kim, Namhee; 56.079Kim, Peter H .. 65.046, 70.094Kim, Ruth H.; 53.056

Kim. Sang Eun; 36.065

Kim, Sang Kyung: 70.055Kim, Sara; 37.0]8Kim. Se-Kang; 12.052,58.030,

70.037

Kim. Seock-Ho: 29.08],34.029,56083,70038

Kim. Seonghoon: 53.019

Kim. Soojin; 31.027Kim, Sooyeon; 310n, 45.024,

47.027

Kim, SOYOlIllg; 26.061Kim. SOYOLlllg: 53.078Kim, Suk\voo; 34.029, 56.083Kim, Sung Eun: 26.022Kim, Sung-Sik; 36.020

Kim. Yanghee; 3 ]072.58.082

Kim. Yong-L,yun: 30.0 1:2

Kim, Youllg-Suk, 74.017Kim, Younghee M.; 70JJ94Kimball. Steven M, 45.052.75.025

Kimmel, Linda G; 12.053.26070

Kimmel, Susan; 75.061

Kinard, Ph.D .. .lames Theodore;61.078

Kinard, Timothy !\., 47.069Kincheloe, Joe; 61.0 I 0

Kind, Sylvia: 43.043Kinderknceht. Charlotte, 61.014

King R.eidl. Kelley Marie: 26.04t;,43.028

King, Amanda: 75.072

Thursday Afternoon, April 14,2005 303

31. The Affects of Tutoring on African-American StudentPerformance on the SAT. Karhleen Cooter. Teny NeSmith.Susan Janel Reid. UniversityollvJernphis

63.074. Special Interest Group on Research Use (SIG-RU) PaperSession. SIG-Research Use

Marriott Montreal Chateau Champlain, Salle de BalBallroom & Foyer4:05 pm to 4:45 pm

Tables:32. The Concerns-Based Dissemination Matrix: A Framework

for Planning Dissemination of Education Innovations. DavidA. Wilson. Northwest Regional Educational LaboratOlY

33. Designing and Scientifically Evaluating a State TechnologyImmersion Pilot: Compelling Vision, Key Partnerships, andStark Realities. Kelly S. Shapley. Texas Center forEducational Research: Anita Givens, Texas EducationAgency; Tammy Kreu:::. University of Texas-A us tin; Dana

Jepson. Texas Center for Educational Research

63.075. Roundtable #3 Research in Mathematics Education. SIG­Research in Mathematics Education

Marriott Montreal Chateau Champlain, Salle de BalBallroom & Foyer4:05 pm to 4:45 pm

Tables:34. The Use ofa Wireless Classroom Network of Hand he Ids in

Secondaty Mathematics Education. Jos Tolboo171, UniversiryofGroningen

35. Students' Conceptions of Success in Non-Academic

Mathematics Courses. Ralph T J'vlason. University oflvfanitoha: Janelle :'vfcFeetors, River East Transcona SchoolDivision

36. Comparing Elementary Students and Teachers' Knowledge ofRepresentations for Rational Numbers. BlYCll7J Moseley.Florida [nternational University. Yukari Okamoto,University olCalifbrnia-Santa Barbara: J'vlarv E. Brenner,University orCalijomia-Sama Barbara

37. Mathematics Achievement Related LOCourse-Taking Patternsin Grades 9-12. Thomas P Hogan. University or Scranton:James R. IvfcBride. Renaissance Leaming

38. The Impact of Algebraic Language and Structure on CollegeAlgebra. Cal'Ol M Lerch. Daniel Wehster College

63.076. Social and Cultur'allntluences in Gifted Education. SIG­Research on Girtedness and Talent

Marriott Montreal Chateau Champlain. Salle de Bal8al1room & Foyer4:05 pm to 4:45 pm

Tables:

39. Effective Parent Advocacy: RecOl11mendations to Re-DressUnder-Representation and Underachievement AmongCulturally Diverse Gifted Students. Tarek C Grantham.

Mwy M. Frasier. University oj'Georgia. Angie Roberts.

Waf/a Wedla College: Eric Bridges. University olCeorgia40. Students' Perceptions of Parental Influence on Academic

Achievement. Nancy B. Hert:::og University of Illinois:

Nathan Scholes. Joe Serhinski. University oj'IlIinois­Urbana-Champaign

41. Serving Gifted Middle School Students in a DisciplinaryAlternative Education Program. Patricia M Ga/filey.Educational Consultanl

42. DevelopmenL or the Gifted Through Self-ExaminatlonLeading to Character and Wisdom. klichael F. SaylelUniversity of North Texas

43. Evaluation of Honors Programs in the Big 12 Universities.

iv/wy K. Tallent-Runnels. Shana Michele Slnn·v. Julie A.Thomas. Loretta Bradley, Texas Tech University

44. The Identitlcation of Gifted Grade III SLudents in the

Demonstration School of the Faculty of Education. UnchaleeSanratrana. Praranpo/'J/ Jamjarensup, Khon Kaen University

45. Cultural Influence on CreativiLY: The Relationship BetweenConfucianism and Creativity Among Korean Students.K)'ung Hee Kim. Bonnie L. Cramond. UniversityafGeorgia

Thursday, 4:55 pm------------ ~_. - _._._.~

64.010. Paper Discussions: Learning Environments:iVlodelslNetworl,s. Division C-Learning and InstructionMarriott Momreal Chateau Champlain, Salle de BalBallroom & Foyer4:55 pm to 5:35 pm

Tables:

1. The Growing Networks of Inquiry Threads in Online

Knowledge Building Environment. Jianwei Zhang,OISE/University of Toronto. Tsinghua University Be:J1.llarlene Scardamalia. ivfcllY L. Lamon. OISEIUniversityofToronto: Richard Messina. Institute or Child Study. Richard

J Reeve. Chris Teplovs. UniversiTy of Toronto2. The Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors Approach: How to

Evaluate Performance and Learning in ComplexEnvironments. Perer C. Schrader. California StatePo~)'technic UniversiTy: Kimberly A. Lawless. UniversityolIllinois-Chicago

3. Video Imeractions for Teaching and Learning (VITAL): ALearning Environment for Early Childhood MathematicsEducation. Jvlichael D. Presron. Columbia Center for NewMedia Teaching and Learning: Herberr P Ginsburg. SusanJang Janet Eisenband. Teachers Cof/ege. ColumbiaUnf1'ersity: Peler Sommer. Columbia Centerfor New MediaTeaching & Lean?ing. Frank AIoretti. Columhia Center/orNell' j'vfedia Teaching and Learning

4. Examining the Use of Online Discussion Boards in SecondaryEducation. Rohin H. Kav, University of Ontario Institute ofTechnology

5. In Quest of Understanding Electricity: Binding Simulation andLaboratory Work Together. Tomi Jaakkola. Sami Nurmi.Educational Technolo.f0· Unil. Universiiy or Turlw: Er.'1o A.Lehtinen Uni,'ersit" ol Turku

6. Assessment of Asynchronous Discussions in Online Learning.Selma Vomlenvel1. Cleveland State University: Xin Liang.University ofAk/'On

7. Using Computer Mediated Social Discourse in OnlineLearning Environments to Scaffold Knowledge,Understanding, and Community. Thomus 1. Reinurt:::.Richard W Beach. Universiryo/Minnesota

64.011. Personal, Social, and Career Development Issues

Affecting Undergr·aduates. Division E-Counseling andHuman DevelopmentMarriott Montreal Chateau Champlain, Salle de BalBallroom & Foyer4:55 pm to 5:35 pm

Tables:

8. Beyond the Classroom: A Follow-Up Examination ofExperiential Learning in Higher Education. Srace;v L Brame.Celena Hayes. KClIi(! Thorl7. Julie C. Kunselman. Jill TWhite. University u/Wesl Fturida

9. Black Football Players on a Predominantly White C'Campus: Education in an Environment of Mist!"C. lvlelende:::. Rurgers University

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