Susan Goldman
Professor Emeritus; Founding Co-director, Learning Sciences Research Institute
Biography
Susan Goldman’s work is concerned with helping educators and education researchers understand the learning process.
A pioneer in her field, the internationally renowned learning scientist strives to create innovations in curriculum, teaching and technologies that foster improved learning for children and adults alike.
She works across disciplines, from algebra to literacy, to build high-quality strategies that prepare students to meet challenges in college, the workplace and life. Much of her work is devoted to creating professional development resources for teachers.
Goldman and her collaborators will research and develop instructional approaches that emphasize complex comprehension — critical thinking and evaluation of multiple text sources within the areas of history, science and literature.
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In the News
UIC learning scientist elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
April 16, 2019
UIC awarded $2.5 million grant to study how teachers learn
January 25, 2018
UIC learning scientist honored by international research society
January 12, 2017