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Educational Organization & Leadership Faculty:L's
Michael Loui
Affiliate
Together with undergraduate and graduate students, Professor Loui conducts research in ethics in engineering and computing, and in the scholarship of teaching and learning. They have studied the student learning outcomes of an elective course on professional ethics, and the effectiveness of peer-led team learning in a large freshman course. Professor Loui's current research projects include the assessment of role-play scenarios for teaching responsible conduct of research, and the development of concept inventories for three fundamental subjects in computer science.more information...
Christopher Lubienski
Associate Professor
Chris Lubienski's research centers on public and private interests in education, including the use of market mechanisms such as choice and competition to improve schooling, especially for disadvantaged children. His work examines reforms and movements such as vouchers, charter schools, tuition tax credits, and home schooling that seek to decentralize and deregulate educational governance. He focuses on outcomes anticipated by reformers in areas such as increased innovation and higher levels of achievement, exploring the frequent disconnect between research findings and policy advocacy. He is currently investigating the organizational behavior of schools and districts in local education markets in metropolitan areas.more information...