Showing posts with label intelligence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label intelligence. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Ilona Miko

Ilona Miko

Ilona Miko, USA, Secondary, Tertiary, Adult, Science

Ilona is a neurobiologist who thinks a lot about how information is delivered and received. After 10 years in bench research, she became a science communicator and editor. She currently develops educational content at Nature Education, a division of Nature Publishing Group.

Nature EdCast
This blog contains a series of interviews with people about science education. Each month Ilona interviews leading figures in the world of science about their perspectives on the challenges and opportunities of science education around the world.

* located in Cambridge, MA
* part or larger initiave to provide free online science education resources for teachers & students.
* encouraging a global audience


Theme: science education, intelligence, communication, teaching, classroom, innovative techniques

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Friday, February 15, 2008

Kevin S. McGrew

Kevin McGrew

Kevin S. McGrew, Ph.D, USA, Primary, Secondary, Human Intelligence

I'm an Educational Psychologist with primary interests and expertise in applied psychometrics, educational and psychological measurement, human intelligence, and assessment of human intelligence.

Intelligence Insights about Intelligence Theories and Tests (aka, IQ's Corner)
An attempt to share contemporary research findings, insights, musings, and discussions regarding theories and applied measures of human intelligence.

Theme: intelligence, education, educational psychology, cognition, learning, testing, school achievement, neuropsychology, learning disabilities