Epistemic Thinking Group
Members of the epistemic thinking research group conduct studies on various aspects of epistemic thinking and digital literacy. The group meets regularly to plan studies, analyze data, provide feedback on writing, and read new articles.
Current Members (in alphabetical order)
Fayez Abed, PhD Student, Research interest: Scaffolding source evaluation
Madelene Bebar, MA Student, Research interest: Learning to teach information source trustworthiness evaluation
Thuraia Copti-Mshael, PhD student, Research interest: Fostering Arabic-speaking students' source evaluation competence
Ibtisam Ka'adan, PhD Student, Research interest: Development of intertextual integration among Arabic-speaking primary school students
Dr. Shiri Mor-Hagani, Post-doctoral fellow, Research interest: The contribution of reflective writing to epistemic growth
Dr. Liron Primor, Post-doctoral fellow, Research interest: Intertextual integration instruction
Ina Talmon, MA student, Research interest: Interplay of cognition and metacognition in epistemic growth
Danna Tal-Savir, PhD student, Research interest: Supporting students' reasoning about epistemic disagreements
Graduates
MA graduates:
Maha Amer
Irena Perel
Idit Rapel-London
Tzipi Rosenfeld
Ibtisam Ka'adan
Talia Shlomi-Elooz
Fayez Abed
Na'ama Goldik
Ohad Davidow
Danna Tal-Savir
Eynav Tzadok
PhD graduates:
Oshra Duek
Ibtisam Ka'adan (left) and a friend in graduation ceremony