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Mary Kennedy
Ph.D., Michigan State University
mkennedy@msu.edu
Mary M. Kennedy was a professor of education at Michigan State University. Her scholarship focuses on defining teacher quality and identifying the factors that most influence teacher quality. She has examined the influences of teacher education, research knowledge, attitudes and beliefs, ...
Ph.D., Michigan State University
mkennedy@msu.edu
Mary M. Kennedy was a professor of education at Michigan State University. Her scholarship focuses on defining teacher quality and identifying the factors that most influence teacher quality. She has examined the influences of teacher education, research knowledge, attitudes and beliefs, ...
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Leigh A. Hall
Leigh A. Hall, Ph. D. 2005, is an associate professor of literacy studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Hall's work focuses on adolescents who have difficulties comprehending subject-matter texts in school. Her specific areas of expertise include reading comprehension, identity, and adolescent literacy. Hall is the recipient of the Literacy Research Association's Early Career Award and co-author of the book Empowering Struggling Readers: Practices for the Middle Grades Classroom (Guilford, 2011). While at MSU, Hall worked closely ...
Leigh A. Hall, Ph. D. 2005, is an associate professor of literacy studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Hall's work focuses on adolescents who have difficulties comprehending subject-matter texts in school. Her specific areas of expertise include reading comprehension, identity, and adolescent literacy. Hall is the recipient of the Literacy Research Association's Early Career Award and co-author of the book Empowering Struggling Readers: Practices for the Middle Grades Classroom (Guilford, 2011). While at MSU, Hall worked closely ...
