Sherilin Heise
Research Scientist
- Education Research
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Sherilin
Heise
Research Scientist
Education Research
Research
Education, Honors & Awards
Walden University; Cornell University - Johnson Graduate School of Management; University of California, San Diego
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Education (Science Education Pipeline/STEM) - Walden University, 2008 – 2015 (expected); Master of Business Administration (MBA), Public Administration - Cornell University - Johnson Graduate School of Management, 1977 – 1979; Post Graduate Fellowship, Public Policy and Legislation - California State Senate Fellow, 1977 – 1977; Bachelor's degree, Honors Muir Special Project Major: Science, Technology, and Public Affairs - University of California, San Diego, 1972 – 1976
(1979)
Yes
California State Senate Fellow, 1978 Margaret Mead Intern in Policy Related Science, NYC 1976
Personal Information
United States
California
San Diego
American Educational Research Association (AERA) UCSD Center for Advancing Mathematics, Science and Engineering Education (CAMSEE) brings together individuals who have a sound knowledge of the process and concepts of their science or math discipline and who wish to advance their understanding of pedagogy and apply their skills to improving mathematics and science education.
Soapbox Derby
Her late mother, Ardys Heise, also won a Who's Who award.
More than 25 years
Sherilin Heise is a former senior management consultant at Deloitte and is currently a research scientist in the learning sciences. She wants to understand how people learn and think in collaborative, online learning environments and in technology rich settings. She is developing a new science of transformative learning for practitioners and a new science of team building. Communication patterns and equality participation in collaboration for enhanced engagement, innovation, and high performance. Sherilin Heise contributes her success to collaborating and creating innovative learning practices with other professionals with her passion for learning and working with professionals from across the globe. Overall, she hopes to contribute to making the world a better place through education research.
Wall Street Journal
Innovative approach learning lab; Development communities of expertise with practitioners Understanding how people learn; technology rich environments
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