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Special issue of research journal highlights work of USF students, faculty

TAMPA, Fla. (July 19, 2018) 鈥� The latest issue of a USF-hosted research journal highlights the work of numerous USF students and faculty members in the field of practitioner research. 

, a double-blind, peer-reviewed, open-access journal, features the work of researchers across teacher and leadership education disciplines and levels. Established in 2016, the journal is hosted by the USF College of Education鈥檚 David C. Anchin Center for the Advancement of Teaching and publishes twice a year.

鈥淭he latest issue of The Journal of Practitioner Research is a great example of interdisciplinary collaboration,鈥� said Jennifer Jacobs, PhD, an associate professor in the College of Education and editor of the journal. 鈥淭his issue showcases the ability of our undergraduates to engage in research that helps them to grow and learn as teachers, and the development of doctoral students as teacher educators who can coach practitioner inquiry. In addition, this special issue highlights how faculty members and doctoral students can engage in practitioner research as a way to support their own professional development as well as a process for integrating their research and teaching.鈥� 

The special issue of the journal was guest edited by Laura Sabella and Angela Hooser, both faculty members in the Department of Teaching and Learning. There are a total of seven articles in the special issue that showcase practitioner research, including:

by Angela Hooser, PhD, and Laura Sabella, PhD

by Bailey Brown and Steve Haberlin

by Lauren Clark and Angela Hooser, PhD

by Autumn Handin and Jessica Leeman

by Deanna T. Vaccaro and Laura D. Sabella, PhD

by Andre Vaquero and Laura D. Sabella, PhD

by Darlene DeMarie, PhD

by Andrea T. Scalzo Willson

To learn more about The Journal of Practitioner Research, visit the journal鈥檚 . 

About the USF College of Education: 
Home to more than 2,200 students and 130 faculty members, the University of South Florida College of Education values high-quality education and excellence in research, teaching and learning. Through innovative research opportunities, hands-on field experiences and community partnerships, the College of Education provides the resources students need to become impactful educators, researchers and leaders. The USF College of Education is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) and is fully approved by the Florida Department of Education.