Dr Esther Chan is a Research Fellow in the International Centre for Classroom Research (ICCR) at The University of Melbourne. She is a registered psychologist who specialises in educational psychology and assessment.
She currently managing two international research projects at the ICCR: one investigating collaborative problem solving in mathematics in Australia and China, and another investigating the knowledge construction process of mathematics teachers in Australia, China, and Germany.
Prior to joining the ICCR, she worked on several Australian Government funded projects in student wellbeing and achievement, early literacy assessment, and school retention. She was awarded the Endeavour Research Fellowship in 2015 by the Australian Government and was hosted six months by the University of California, Berkeley working with Professor Mark Wilson.
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
Endeavour Post-doctoral Research Fellowship
Australian Postgraduate Award (Industry)
Credentials
Positions
Lecturer
Melbourne Graduate School Of Education
International Committee Member
International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education
Jure Member
European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction
Member
Literacy Research Association
Member
American Educational Research Association
Maps
Australian Psychological Society
Registered Psychologist
Psychology Board of Australia
Education
Doctor of Philosophy (Education)
University of Melbourne
Master of Educational Psychology
University of Melbourne
Graduate Diploma in Science (Psychology)
University of Sydney
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and Criminology)
University of Melbourne