
Emilie Prast
Assistant professor
- Name
- Dr. E.J. Prast
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 2727
- e.j.prast@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0003-0514-2107
Emilie Prast is an assistant professor at the Institute of Education and Child Studies, Leiden University.
Short CV
Emilie Prast is an assistant professor / lecturer in educational sciences at Leiden University since 2018. In 2018, she obtained her PhD at Utrecht University with her doctoral thesis “Differentiation in primary mathematics education”. Before that, she studied pedagogical sciences at Leiden University and educational psychology (with a focus on giftedness and excellence) at Ludwig-Maximilans-University in Munich.
Promotors
Johannes E.H. van Luit and Evelyn H. Kroesbergen
Research
Differentiation, i.e. adapting education to students’ diverse educational needs, is the central theme in Emilie’s research. How can teachers teach in such a way that all students profit optimally? She is also interested in motivation and attitudes, and their relations with differentiation. For example, how does working with achievement groups affect students’ perceived competence and mindset? Finally, Emilie focuses on teachers’ behaviour and professional development. In her PhD research, she developed a professional development programme for teachers about differentiation in primary mathematics education in collaboration with a consortium of teacher educators, educational advisors and researchers. With her research, Emilie aims to contribute to educational practice.
Teaching
Emilie mainly teaches students of educational sciences and the academic teacher training programme. In her teaching, she strives to connect scientific insights to educational practice, and stimulates students to discover these connections themselves. Emilie teaches the courses Education: science and practice and Instructional design, including coordination and design of these courses. In previous years, she also taught Education in the 21st century and Development of powerful learning environments. In addition, she supervises bachelor thesis research of students in the academic teacher training programme.
Assistant professor
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Pedagogische Wetenschappen
- Onderwijswetenschappen
- Geel M. van , Prast E.J., Keuning T. & Luijten H. (2022), Hoe beoordelen leerlingen met verschillende niveaus differentiatie bij rekenen? . Onderwijs Research Dagen 2022 6 7 2022-8 7 2022 [conference poster].
- Prast E.J. (2021), Niveaugroepen in de rekenles: wat vinden leerlingen zelf? , JSW : Jeugd in School en Wereld 105(5): 32-35.
- Prast E.J., Kaskens J.M.M., Cijvat I. & Van Luit J.E.H. (2019), Differentiëren in rekenonderwijs: afstemmen op onderwijsbehoeften, JSW : Jeugd in School en Wereld 103(5): 12-15.
- Prast E.J. (2019), Hoe ervaren leerlingen differentiatie in de rekenles? Paper gepresenteerd op de Onderwijs Research Dagen (ORD).
- Prast E.J. (18 May 2018), Differentiation in primary mathematics education (PhD thesis, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Utrecht University). Utrecht. Supervisor(s) and Co-supervisor(s): Van Luit H. & Kroesbergen E., Van de Weijer-Bergsma E.
- Prast E.J., Van de Weijer-Bergsma E., Kroesbergen E.H. & Van Luit J.E.H. (2018), Differentiated instruction in primary mathematics: Effects of teacher professional development on student achievement, Learning and Instruction 54: 22-34.
- Prast E.J., Van der Weijer-Bergsma E., Miočević M., Kroesbergen E.H. & Van Luit J.E.H. (2018), Relations between mathematics achievement and motivation in students of diverse achievement levels, Contemporary Educational Psychology 55: 84-96.
- Prast E.J. (2016), Differentiated instruction in primary mathematics: Effects of teacher professional development on teachers’ instructional behaviour and student achievement. Invited keynote speech presented at the biennial EARLI SIG 11 conference .
- Weijer-Bergsma E. van de, Luit J.E.H. van, Prast E.J., Kroesbergen E.H., Kaskens J.M.M., Compagnie-Rietberg C.W., Cijvat I. & Logtenberg H. (2016), Differentiëren in het rekenonderwijs: hoe doe je dat in de praktijk?. Doetinchem: Graviant scientific & Educational Books.
- Prast E.J., Weijer-Bergsma E. van de, Kroesbergen E.H. & Luit J.E.H. van (2015), Readiness-based differentiation in primary school mathematics: Expert recommendations and teacher self-assessment, Frontline Learning Research 3(2): 90-116.
- Prast E.J. (2015), Effects of readiness-based differentiation on student achievement in primary mathematics education. Paper presented at the ISED-VNOP-CAS Research Days .
- Prast E.J., Kroesbergen E.H., Weijer-Bergsma E. van de, Luit J.E.H. van & Hooijdonk M. van (2015), Enhancing quality of math instruction with teacher professional development about differentiation. Paper presented at the biennial EARLI conference.
- Weijer-Bergsma E. van de, Kroesbergen E.H., Prast E.J. & Luit J.E.H. van (2015), Validity and reliability of an online working memory task for self-reliant administration in school-aged children, Behavior Research Methods 47: 708-719.
- Weijer-Bergsma E. van de & Prast E.J. (2013), Gedifferentieerd rekenonderwijs volgens experts: De resultaten uit een Delphi onderzoek, Orthopedagogiek: Onderzoek en Praktijk 52: 336-349.
- Prast E.J., Weijer-Bergsma E. van de, Kroesbergen E.H. & Luit J.E.H. van (2013), Teacher self-assessment of differentiation strategies recommended by experts. Paper presented at the biennial EARLI conference.
- Prast E.J., Hooijdonk M. van, Weijer-Bergsma E. van de, Kroesbergen E.H. & Luit J.E.H. van (2013), Wat vinden leerlingen van hun rekenlessen? Rekenen met plezier, JSW : Jeugd in School en Wereld 98(2): 6-9.
- Prast E.J., Weijer-Bergsma E. van de, Kroesbergen E.H. & Luit J.E.H. van (2013), What constitutes good differentiation in primary mathematics education? Results of an expert consensus procedure. Paper presented at the biennial JURE conference.
- Weijer-Bergsma E. van de, Prast E.J., Kroesbergen E.H. & Luit J.E.H. van (2012), Afstemmen op onderwijsbehoeften: Gedifferentieerd rekenonderwijs, Volgens Bartjens - ontwikkeling en onderzoek 31(4).
- Allgaier A.K., Pietsch K., Frühe B., Prast E.J., Sigl-Glöckner J. & Schulte-Körne G. (2012), Depression in pediatric care: is the WHO-Five Well-Being Index a valid screening instrument for children and adolescents?, General Hospital Psychiatry 34: 234-241.
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