Alyssa Emery

@alyssaemery.bsky.social

Asst. prof studying classroom motivation, issues of equity related to disability, and innovative methodologies. (She/her)

What if school isn’t the right place to study curiosity? What should researchers do if students don’t think there’s a meaningful difference between curiosity & interest? Do we need students to feel curious at all? Our study offers some considerations for the next phase of curiosity research:

How Do Students Understand the Concept of “Curiosity?” Critical Implications for Research From a Multiple Methods Investigation - Alyssa Emery, Rebecca Louick, Nicolas Stelter, 2026

Given the link between curiosity and students’ motivation and achievement, research often explores when and how students experience curiosity in school. However...

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Universal Design for Learning is a great way to think about supporting learners - but did you know it's also a great way to think about doing research? In this podcast episode, Dr. Samantha Daley talks about her wonderful article on using UDL to inform research. #PsychSciSky #AcademicSky #EduSky

Samantha G. Daley

Dr. Samantha G. Daley joins podcast host Dr. Jeff Greene to discuss her Educational Psychologist article, “Universal design of educational psychology? Improving theory and application by focusing on s

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I'm so pleased the latest issue of #EducationalPsychologist is focused on how students with disabilities can be included in psychological research. Hear all about the special issue, & the guest editors' Transdisciplinary Inclusivity model, in this podcast episode! #PsychSciSky #AcademicSky #EduSky

Ben Heddy & Alyssa Emery

Dr. Ben Heddy and Dr. Alyssa Emery join podcast host Dr. Jeff Greene to discuss their Educational Psychologist article, “Transdisciplinary inclusivity: strategies and implications for integrating stud

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It's here! The newest issue of @edpsychjournal.bsky.social asks: why aren't you including students with disabilities in your research? Then, an amazing group of scholars demonstrate how and why they DO. I want to highlight a few aspects of the special issue in particular:

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Toward Equity in Educational Psychology: Including Students with Disabilities in Research and Theory. Volume 60, Issue 3 of Educational Psychologist

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It's new Handbook day! I received my preorder of the Handbook of Educational Psychology early - anyone else? Excited for this volume to join its well-thumbed cousins. I was honored to be among the many reviewers, and delighted to see friends among the esteemed author teams. First impressions... 1/x

A stack of four Handbook of Educational Psychology, with the oldest on the bottom and newest on top, sits on top of a desk in a campus office.