Think Aloud with Dr. G.

45 - Elizabeth Hughes

April 14, 2024 Season 1 Episode 45
45 - Elizabeth Hughes
Think Aloud with Dr. G.
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Think Aloud with Dr. G.
45 - Elizabeth Hughes
Apr 14, 2024 Season 1 Episode 45

Dr. Elizabeth Hughes is an Associate Professor of Special Education at Penn State University. Her current research line overlaps her love for reading, writing, and mathematics by evaluating the role of language in learning and communicating mathematics.  She has developed interventions to support students’ language when learning mathematics and answering open-response word problems in mathematics. Dr. Hughes also is the current Vice President of DLD. 

Websites and clickable links:
Elizabeth’s faculty page: https://ed.psu.edu/directory/dr-elizabeth-hughes
DLD’s website: https://www.teachingld.org/

Other Think Aloud guests/episodes we mentioned:
Paul Riccomini - E26 is at Penn State
Kait Brennan - E43 is from Pittsburgh

To read: (Check out your local bookstore or favorite online provider)
Murder mysteries with strong female protagonists
Resources to support framing work to make it more culturally inclusive



Show Notes

Dr. Elizabeth Hughes is an Associate Professor of Special Education at Penn State University. Her current research line overlaps her love for reading, writing, and mathematics by evaluating the role of language in learning and communicating mathematics.  She has developed interventions to support students’ language when learning mathematics and answering open-response word problems in mathematics. Dr. Hughes also is the current Vice President of DLD. 

Websites and clickable links:
Elizabeth’s faculty page: https://ed.psu.edu/directory/dr-elizabeth-hughes
DLD’s website: https://www.teachingld.org/

Other Think Aloud guests/episodes we mentioned:
Paul Riccomini - E26 is at Penn State
Kait Brennan - E43 is from Pittsburgh

To read: (Check out your local bookstore or favorite online provider)
Murder mysteries with strong female protagonists
Resources to support framing work to make it more culturally inclusive