Ying Xie

Associate Professor

Northern Illinois University

United States

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Ying Xie is an Associate Professor at Northern Illinois University, United States. Her research focuses on cinematic virtual reality, adaptive diagnostic assessment in mathematics education, and contextual language learning. She has authored several recent articles exploring the impact of virtual reality on adolescent students' emotional responses and self-efficacy among teachers in remote learning environments.

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Cindy York

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Northern Illinois University

UNITED STATES

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Elementary teachers’ use of adaptive diagnostic assessment to improve mathematics teaching and learning: A case study

The Power of Storyliving: A Study of Adolescent Students’ Responses to Cinematic Virtual Reality in a School Library Setting

“Breaking the fourth wall”: The effects of cinematic virtual reality film-viewing on adolescent students’ empathic responses

Contextual Language Learning: Real Language Learning on the Continuum from Virtuality to Reality Edited by Yu-Ju Lan and Scott Grant

Middle School Students Generating Mathematical Problems from a Real-life Situation

Path Analysis of Internal and External Factors Associated with Parental Satisfaction over K-12 Online Learning

Teacher perspectives of self-efficacy and remote learning due to the emergency school closings of 2020

Effects of using mobile-based virtual reality on Chinese L2 students’ oral proficiency

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Cindy York

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