Constructs and their use

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The Science of Dialogue

Rod J. Naquin

44 episodes

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Hi, I'm Rod J. Naquin and this is the Science of Dialogue. In season 4 I'm back in the classroom. Follow along as I explore how dialogue shapes learning and leadership through weekly episodes connected to daily practice this fall semester. Follow @rodjnaquin and rodjnaquin.substack.com.

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Constructs and their use

The Science of Dialogue

11 minutes 6 seconds

6 months ago

Constructs and their use

This week, Rod J. Naquin and the Science of Dialogue explore how educational constructs function as mental tools for understanding complex, unobservable aspects of learning. He emphasizes the need for careful measurement and validation when using these abstract concepts in educational practice (Biletzki & Matar, 2021; Brown, 2000; Uher, 2022).