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Dr. Nadine Dolby is a Professor in the Department of Curriculum & Instruction at Purdue and Affiliated Faculty in Educational Leadership and Cultural Foundations as well as in American Studies at Purdue.
Her latest book, "Rethinking Multicultural Education for the Next Generation: The New Empathy and Social Justice" features classroom vignettes and reflections, discussions of research with pre-service teachers on the concept of empathy, and pedagogical suggestions for fostering the new empathy in students. amzn.to/ZCBaqg
Dr. Dolby's research draws on education, liberal arts, and the sciences,
philosophy, women's studies, political science, environmental studies and sustainability, animal studies, cognitive ethology, primatology, neuroscience, and social psychology.
Read Dr. Dolby's entry for the Kindle contest and learn more about her research at bit.ly/11uMh3e
You can also find out more about how to build a culture of empathy in education by watching her dialogue with Edwin Rutsch.
bit.ly/11Bx3bc
If you have similar research interests, you can contact Dr. Dolby for future collaborations at ndolby@purdue.edu.
Her latest book, "Rethinking Multicultural Education for the Next Generation: The New Empathy and Social Justice" features classroom vignettes and reflections, discussions of research with pre-service teachers on the concept of empathy, and pedagogical suggestions for fostering the new empathy in students. amzn.to/ZCBaqg
Dr. Dolby's research draws on education, liberal arts, and the sciences,
philosophy, women's studies, political science, environmental studies and sustainability, animal studies, cognitive ethology, primatology, neuroscience, and social psychology.
Read Dr. Dolby's entry for the Kindle contest and learn more about her research at bit.ly/11uMh3e
You can also find out more about how to build a culture of empathy in education by watching her dialogue with Edwin Rutsch.
bit.ly/11Bx3bc
If you have similar research interests, you can contact Dr. Dolby for future collaborations at ndolby@purdue.edu.
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