Classes
- Controlled Reading of Academic TextsOENPP1708Z | Faculty of Education
- Controlled Reading of Pedagogical Texts II +1OIBQ3P025A | Faculty of Education
- Prevention of Risk Behavior +2OIBQ3P052A | Faculty of Education
- Practicum of Educational ResearchOINP1P118A | Faculty of Education
- Controlled Reading of Academic Texts I +6OINP1P123A | Faculty of Education
- Controlled Reading of Academic Texts IOINP1P123B | Faculty of Education
- Controlled Reading of Academic Texts II +8OINP1P129A | Faculty of Education
- Supervised Reading of Academic Texts II +2OKBQ3P025A | Faculty of Education
- Prevention of risky behaviourOKBQ3P052A | Faculty of Education
- Controlled Reading of Academic Texts IOKNQ1P126B | Faculty of Education
Publications
- Student online communication skills: enhancing the comparability of self-reports among different groups of students2022 | Faculty of Education
- Examining the differences in reporting behavior among East Asian students with different language and immigrant background using international large-scale assessment data2022 | Faculty of Education
- Exploring How Czech Learners Report Their English as a Foreign Language Knowledge Using the Overclaiming Technique2022 | Faculty of Education
- Identifying the accuracy of and exaggeration in self-reports of ICT knowledge among different groups of students: The use of the overclaiming technique2021 | Faculty of Education
- Gender differences in reporting behavior across different cultures: An analysis of PISA 2015 anchoring vignette data on motivation for learning2020 | Faculty of Education
- Analyzing heterogeneity in students' reporting behavior across cultures: results from PISA 2015, anchoring vignettes data on motivation for learning2019 | Faculty of Education
- Enhancing the Comparability of Self-reported ICT Knowledge Among Different Groups of Students Using the Overclaiming Technique2019 | Faculty of Education
- Enhancing the Cross-Cultural Comparability of Self-Reports Using the Overclaiming Technique: An Analysis of Accuracy and Exaggeration in 64 Cultures +12018 | Faculty of Education
- An Examination of Different Methodological Approaches in Student School Behavior Research: The Issue of the Incomparability of Student Self-assessments2018 | Faculty of Education
- Enhancing the comparability of self-reported knowledge using the overclaiming technique2018 | Faculty of Education
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