The Early Career Researcher Committee will continue our virtual Writing Group for ECRs in Spring 2020, focused on helping each other make progress in our own research programs. This can include writing or tasks related to writing (e.g., reading reviewer feedback or corresponding with collaborators). We will hold meetings this coming spring term every other Friday from 12:30-2:30pm EST beginning January 10th.…
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Results for the AERA 2018 program have been released. Congratulations to those that had a paper, session, or poster accepted for presentation at the annual conference in NYC in April, 2018. Many, however, received understandably difficult and disappointing news. I’d like everyone to know that this year’s review cycle was the most competitive on record,…
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We are eagerly awaiting your submissions for AERA 2018 in New York City. The full call for submissions is available here. Please contact our SIG Program Chair, Hadley Solomon ([email protected]), if you have any questions about the submission process.
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The SIG for Studying and Self-Regulated Learning (SSRL) has been kind enough to share with us their newsletter highlighting several items of interest from this year’s AERA. The featured sections include tributes to Dr. Martin Maehr and Claire Ellen Weinstein as well as innovations in task value intervention, self-regulation as a privileged construct, and cogitations on “Motivation…
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Congratulations on a fantastic annual meeting in San Antonio. Our program shaped up nicely, with over 400 in attendance for the session entitled “Motivation Theory Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Reflections of Founders and Descendants.” We are eagerly awaiting new submissions from you that will follow up with new theories, theorists, and ideas for the upcoming…
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Graduate Students: Please take a moment to fill out the annual post-AERA graduate student survey (even if you did not attend the annual AERA meeting). This helps to improve the SIG and opportunities for you within it. Please also note that the nominations for the Graduate Student Junior Co-Chair position are embedded within this survey, so if you wish…
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After a wonderful AERA 2017, many are already looking forward to AERA 2018 in New York City, New York, April 13-17, 2018. This event will be held in a series of nine headquarter hotels (listed below), as opposed to one central convention center. Please consider these locations as you begin to make your plans. See…
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Papers should be uploaded to AERA as soon as possible, so chairs and discussants have time to prepare for the sessions. Click this link for more information on how to upload your files. We look forward to seeing you in San Antonio!
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Joint Graduate Student Social Event – Please join us for our annual AERA joint social event with Division C and E colleagues on Saturday, April 29, at the Davenport Lounge in San Antonio (203 North Presa St). Join us anytime between 9:00-10:30pm for a free drink and great company! Lunch with a Motivation Researcher – There…
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Here’s your chance to ask. We have a landmark session planned for AERA that will bring together a panel of motivation theorists including Ed Deci, Jacque Eccles, Chris Hulleman, Dale Schunk, Tim Urdan, and Bernie Weiner. Alison Koenka will facilitate the conversation, and Sandra Graham will offer remarks as a moderator. The session, “Motivation Theory…
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