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Shannon Audley
Shannon Audley
Associate Professor of Education and Child Study, Smith College
Verified email at smith.edu
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Relationships among adolescents' perceptions of friends' behaviors, academic self-concept, and math performance.
MH Jones, SR Audley-Piotrowski, SM Kiefer
Journal of Educational Psychology 104 (1), 19, 2012
902012
The role of the teacher in children’s peer relations: Making the invisible hand intentional.
S Audley-Piotrowski, A Singer, M Patterson
Translational Issues in Psychological Science 1 (2), 192, 2015
812015
“You don’t wanna teach little kids about climate change”: Beliefs and Barriers to Sustainability Education in Early Childhood
JL Ginsburg, S Audley
International Journal of Early Childhood Environmental Education 7 (3), 42, 2020
362020
The risks of being “manly”: Masculine norms and drinking game motives, behaviors, and related consequences among men.
BL Zamboanga, S Audley, DK Iwamoto, JL Martin, CC Tomaso
Psychology of Men & Masculinity 18 (4), 280, 2017
322017
Short-term, faculty-led study abroad and global citizenship identification: Insights from a global engagement program
L Mule, K Aloisio, S Audley
Frontiers: The interdisciplinary journal of study abroad 30 (3), 20-37, 2018
312018
The role of respect in the relation of aggression to popularity
A Kuryluk, R Cohen, S Audley‐Piotrowski
Social Development 20 (4), 703-717, 2011
312011
Validation of a seven-factor structure for the motives for playing drinking games measure
BL Zamboanga, S Audley, JV Olthuis, H Blumenthal, CC Tomaso, N Bui, ...
Assessment 26 (4), 582-603, 2019
292019
Making meaning of children's social interactions: The value tensions among school, classroom, and peer culture
S Audley, S Jović
Learning, Culture and Social Interaction 24, 100357, 2020
202020
Searching for the golden rule: A case study of two white novice teachers’ beliefs and experiences of respect in urban schools
S Audley
Education and urban society 52 (6), 872-903, 2020
132020
“Try Walking in Our Shoes” Teaching Acculturation and Related Cultural Adjustment Processes Through Role-Play
BL Zamboanga, LS Ham, CC Tomaso, S Audley, N Pole
teaching of Psychology 43 (3), 243-249, 2016
112016
Why me? An exploratory qualitative study of drinking gamers’ reasons for selecting other players to drink
S Audley, K Grenier, JL Martin, J Ramos
Emerging adulthood 6 (2), 79-90, 2018
92018
“What’s in a game?” Acculturation and drinking game behaviors among Asian American young adults.
BL Zamboanga, S Audley, DK Iwamoto, CC Tomaso, G Ramos, ...
Asian American Journal of Psychology 7 (3), 195, 2016
92016
Caring as an authoritative act: Re-thinking respect for students and teachers
S Audley, JL Ginsburg
Research Anthology on Racial Equity, Identity, and Privilege, 538-566, 2022
82022
Fostering children’s ecocultural identities within ecoresiliency
S Audley, NR Stein, JL Ginsburg
Routledge Handbook of Ecocultural Identity, 445-460, 2020
62020
I’m respectful. Why don’t they like me? Evaluator and gender effects of showing respect and children’s social competence
S Audley, Y Hsueh, H Zhang
Social Development 29 (1), 249-272, 2020
52020
“Some teachers just simply care”: Respect in urban student-teacher relationships
AF Singer, S Audley
# CritEdPol: Journal of Critical Education Policy Studies at Swarthmore …, 2017
52017
When to grit and when to quit:(How) should grit be taught in K-12 classrooms?
S Audley, M Donaldson
Theory Into Practice 61 (3), 265-276, 2022
42022
Partners as scaffolds: Teaching in the zone of proximal development
S Audley
Teaching and learning together in higher education 1 (24), 2018
42018
Creating an environmental resiliency framework: changing children’s personal and cultural narratives to build environmental resiliency
S R Audley, NR Stein
Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences 7, 205-215, 2017
42017
Creating third spaces in K-12 socio-environmental education through indigenous languages: a case study
S Audley, AB D’Souza
Globalizations 21 (2), 388-403, 2024
22024
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