Gregory Braswell
- About
- Education
- Research
Current Courses
499.006Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
428.001Professional Seminar In Developmental Psychology
138.002Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.003Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.004Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.005Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.006Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.007Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.008Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
290.006Special Projects: Research Apprenticeship
291.006Special Projects:Undergraduate Teaching
499.006Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
331.001Laboratory In Research Methods For Psychology: Developmental
498.009Professional Practice In Developmental Psychology
428.001Professional Seminar In Developmental Psychology
138.006Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.007Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.008Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.009Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.010Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.011Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
138.012Reasoning In Psychology Using Statistics
290.006Special Projects: Research Apprenticeship
291.006Special Projects:Undergraduate Teaching
Teaching Interests & Areas
I teach a variety of courses with developmental research methods, Black psychology, and educational psychology being my usual courses. In all of my classes, I focus on cultural contexts and on how psychology can be applied professionally and personally.
Research Interests & Areas
I am interested in how communities support children's learning of various skills including how to read, play and draw pictures. More specifically, I have studied children's development in the context of museums, schools and homes. Also, I am interested in parents' beliefs about how children develop. This work is informed by various sociocultural theories of human functioning.
Ph D
MA
BA
Book Review
Journal Article
https://doi.org/10.1177/1354067X211032872