
Ellen J. RohaanHogeschool Fontys · School for Child Studies and Education
Ellen J. Rohaan
PhD
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Introduction
Ellen Rohaan (1977) studied Psychology at Utrecht University and graduated in 2001 at the department of Biological Psychology. From 2001 to 2002 she was employed as a research assistant at the department of Biological Psychology of the Free University in Amsterdam. After she granted her teaching licensure, she worked several months as a primary school teacher. From 2005 to 2009 she did a PhD research project on primary technology education at the Eindhoven University of Technology. In continuation she worked for 3,5 years as a lecturer at Fontys University of Applied Sciences and researcher at Eindhoven University of Technology. Nowadays she works as a senior lecturer for research skills and as a educational researcher at Fontys University of Applied Sciences.
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January 2010 - May 2013
November 2005 - December 2009
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Publications (35)
Teachers’ inquiry-based attitude and literature
use in academic primary schools: an
exploration
An inquiry-based attitude and the use of literature
in educational practice are highly valued.
However, little is known about the extent to
which teachers have an inquiry-based attitude
and how often they use literature. There is not
much consensus about...
Teacher knowledge guides a teacher’s behaviour in the classroom. Teacher knowledge for technology education is generally assumed
to play an important role in affecting pupils’ learning in technology. There are an abundant number of teacher knowledge models
that visualise different domains of teacher knowledge, but clear empirical evidence on how th...
In the study described in this article, primary school teachers‟ pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) of technology education was measured with a multiple choice test; the Teaching of Technology Test (TTT). The aim of the study was to explore the latent factor structure of PCK, which is considered to be a crucial and distinctive domain of teacher kn...
For many teachers in primary schools, teaching science and technology is a challenge. Recent surveys in the Netherlands (Walma van der Molen, 2009) indicate that teachers think science and technology education is important to their pupils. Besides, teachers express that pupils in general enjoy science and technology lessons. Yet, it is known that p...
This literature review reports on the assumed relations between primary school teachers’ knowledge of technology and pupils’
attitude towards technology. In order to find relevant aspects of technology-specific teacher knowledge, scientific literature
in the field of primary technology education was searched. It is found that teacher knowledge is e...
ABSTRACT Pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) is a crucial part of a teacher’s knowledge base for teaching. Studies in the field of technology education for primary schools showed that this domain of teacher knowledge is related to pupils’ increased learning, motivation, and interest. The common methods to investigate teachers’ PCK are often complic...
Lessuggesties voor leraren basisonderwijs voor gebruik in de klas van de luister-CD 'De Junior Bèta Canon'. Alle vijftig lemma's van de bètacanon zijn door Robbert Dijkgraaf, Louise Fresco en Bas Haring herschreven en ingesproken voor kinderen uit groep 7 en 8. De lessuggesties geven aan bij welke leerdoelen de onderwerpen passen en geven concrete...
Pedagogical content knowledge is found to be a crucial part of the knowledge base for teaching. Studies in the field of primary technology education showed that this domain of teacher knowledge is related to pupils' increased learning, motivation, and interest. The common methods to investigate teachers' pedagogical content knowledge are often comp...
Impedance cardiography has been used increasingly to measure human physiological responses to emotional and mentally engaging stimuli. The validity of large-scale ensemble averaging of ambulatory impedance cardiograms was evaluated for preejection period (PEP), interbeat interval, and dZ/dt(min) amplitude. We tested whether the average of "classica...
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Projects (2)
Estimate the heritability of cardiovascular risk factors using an ambulatory design