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Emmanuel Manalo
Emmanuel Manalo
Professor of educational psychology, Graduate School of Education, Kyoto University, Japan
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What kinds of perceptions and daily learning behaviors promote students' use of diagrams in mathematics problem solving?
Y Uesaka, E Manalo, S Ichikawa
Learning and Instruction 17 (3), 322-335, 2007
1872007
The influence of personality and anxiety on the oral performance of Japanese speakers of English
T Oya, E Manalo, J Greenwood
Applied Cognitive Psychology: The Official Journal of the Society for …, 2004
1642004
The use of process mnemonics in teaching students with mathematics learning disabilities
E Manalo, JK Bunnell, JA Stillman
Learning Disability Quarterly 23 (2), 137-156, 2000
1032000
To what extent do culture-related factors influence university students’ critical thinking use?
E Manalo, T Kusumi, M Koyasu, Y Michita, Y Tanaka
Thinking Skills and Creativity 10, 121-132, 2013
852013
How might language affect critical thinking performance?
E Manalo, C Sheppard
Thinking Skills and Creativity 21, 41-49, 2016
812016
The role of failure in promoting thinking skills and creativity: New findings and insights about how failure can be beneficial for learning
E Manalo, M Kapur
Thinking Skills and Creativity 30, 1-6, 2018
732018
Task‐related factors that influence the spontaneous use of diagrams in math word problems
Y Uesaka, E Manalo
Applied Cognitive Psychology 26 (2), 251-260, 2012
562012
The effects of perception of efficacy and diagram construction skills on students’ spontaneous use of diagrams when solving math word problems
Y Uesaka, E Manalo, S Ichikawa
Diagrammatic Representation and Inference: 6th International Conference …, 2010
502010
Active comparison as a means of promoting the development of abstract conditional knowledge and appropriate choice of diagrams in math word problem solving
Y Uesaka, E Manalo
International Conference on Theory and Application of Diagrams, 181-195, 2006
492006
The influence of language contact and vocabulary knowledge on the speaking performance of Japanese students of English
T Oya, E Manalo, J Greenwood
The Open Applied Linguistics Journal 2 (1), 2009
462009
Peer instruction as a way of promoting spontaneous use of diagrams when solving math word problems
Y Uesaka, E Manalo
Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Cognitive Science Society 29 (29), 2007
352007
Uses of mnemonics in educational settings: A brief review of selected research
E Manalo
Psychologia 45 (2), 69-79, 2002
322002
Deeper learning, dialogic learning, and critical thinking: Research-based strategies for the classroom
E Manalo
292020
Promoting spontaneous use of learning and reasoning strategies
E Manalo, Y Uesaka, CA Chinn
Taylor & Francis, 2017
292017
The Hemingway effect: How failing to finish a task can have a positive effect on motivation
Y Oyama, E Manalo, Y Nakatani
Thinking Skills and Creativity 30, 7-18, 2018
262018
Thinking to thesis: A guide to graduate success at all levels
E Manalo, J Bartlett-Trafford
Pearson Longman, 2004
262004
Do students from different cultures think differently about critical and other thinking skills?
E Manalo, T Kusumi, M Koyasu, Y Michita, Y Tanaka
The Palgrave handbook of critical thinking in higher education, 299-316, 2015
252015
Science and engineering students’ use of diagrams during note taking versus explanation
E Manalo, Y Uesaka, S Pérez-Kriz, M Kato, T Fukaya
Educational Studies 39 (1), 118-123, 2013
242013
Ethical learning experiences and engagement in academic dishonesty: A study of Asian and European pharmacy and medical students in New Zealand
MA Henning, P Malpas, E Manalo, S Ram, V Vijayakumar, SJ Hawken
The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher 24, 201-209, 2015
232015
Elucidating the mechanism of spontaneous diagram use in explanations: how cognitive processing of text and diagrammatic representations are influenced by individual and task …
E Manalo, Y Uesaka
Diagrammatic Representation and Inference: 7th International Conference …, 2012
232012
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