Amy L. Sedivy-Benton
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Amy L. Sedivy-Benton's research examines factors influencing the professional experiences of educators. Her work has investigated teacher retention, identifying school and teacher characteristics that affect intentions to leave the profession. Sedivy-Benton has also explored the impact of technology on PK-12 teacher preparation programs and the emergence of successful online courses. Her publications address the development of professional identity in K-20 teachers and the effects of leadership misplacement within higher education institutions. She has also published on broader topics such as "Good Ol’ Boys, Mean Girls, and Tyrants" and the digitalization of research methods. With an h-index of 3 and 77 citations across 23 publications, her recent activity indicates ongoing scholarly engagement.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 24
- Citations: 77
Selected Publications
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Three Ds on Mentoring: Different Experiences, Different Stages, and Different Disciplines (2026)
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Emergence of Successful Online Courses (2018)
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Creating Meaningful Research for Graduate Students to Prevent Degree Abandonment (2018)
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Using Creativity to Facilitate an Engaged Classroom (2017)
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Traditional Teacher Evaluation Models (2016)
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How Pre-Service and First-Year Teachers Utilize Informal Learning in a Work Context (2016)
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Leadership Misplacement: How can this Affect Institutions of Higher Education? (2016)
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How Pre-Service and First-Year Teachers Utilize Informal Learning in a Work Context (2015)
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Individual Differences, Learning Opportunities and Learning Outcomes, Digital Equity (2015)
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Research Goes Digital: Some Methods, Frameworks, and Issues (2015)
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Using Creativity to Facilitate an Engaged Classroom (2014)
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Traditional Teacher Evaluation Models (2014)
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Connecting Theory to Practice (2014)
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The Impact of Technology on PK-12 Teacher Preparation Programs (2014)
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Good Ol’ Boys, Mean Girls, and Tyrants (2014)
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Top Collaborators
- The Impact of Technology on PK-12 Teacher Preparation Programs
- Traditional Teacher Evaluation Models
- How Pre-Service and First-Year Teachers Utilize Informal Learning in a Work Context
- How Pre-Service and First-Year Teachers Utilize Informal Learning in a Work Context
- Traditional Teacher Evaluation Models
- Emergence of Successful Online Courses
- Using Creativity to Facilitate an Engaged Classroom
- Emergence of Successful Online Courses
- Using Creativity to Facilitate an Engaged Classroom
- Emergence of Successful Online Courses
- Using Creativity to Facilitate an Engaged Classroom
- Emergence of Successful Online Courses
- Using Creativity to Facilitate an Engaged Classroom
- Emergence of Successful Online Courses
- The Quality of Online Courses in Initial Licensure Programs
- Emergence of Successful Online Courses
- Emergence of Successful Online Courses
- The Quality of Online Courses in Initial Licensure Programs
- Emergence of Successful Online Courses
- Good Ol’ Boys, Mean Girls, and Tyrants
- Research Goes Digital: Some Methods, Frameworks, and Issues
- Three Ds on Mentoring: Different Experiences, Different Stages, and Different Disciplines
- Leadership Misplacement: How can this Affect Institutions of Higher Education?
- Research Goes Digital: Some Methods, Frameworks, and Issues
- Using Creativity to Facilitate an Engaged Classroom
- Using Creativity to Facilitate an Engaged Classroom
- Research Goes Digital: Some Methods, Frameworks, and Issues
- Good Ol’ Boys, Mean Girls, and Tyrants
- Good Ol’ Boys, Mean Girls, and Tyrants
- Connecting Theory to Practice
- Three Ds on Mentoring: Different Experiences, Different Stages, and Different Disciplines
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