Junfeng Zhang

Junfeng Zhang
Nanjing University | NJU · School of Education

Doctor of Philosophy

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Introduction
Junfeng Zhang is currently working at the Institue of Education, Nanjing University. The current project is 'CoPErNicus: Changing Mindsets about Learning: Connecting Psychological, Educational, and Neuroscientific Evidence'. Her research interests are comparative education and educational psychology, with a focus on mindset.
Additional affiliations
July 2016 - December 2020
University of Helsinki
Position
  • PhD Student
September 2013 - July 2015
Peking University
Position
  • Master's Student
September 2009 - July 2013
Beijing Forestry University
Position
  • Bachelor student

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Publications (8)
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The current investigation consists of four independent sub-studies. In Study 1, 114 teachers participated in a two-round questionnaire survey investigating the descriptive features of mindset and pedagogy. Two groups of teachers were interviewed in Study 2 & 3 to explore how these features were reflected in their teaching. Study 4 comprised focus-g...
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In recent years, increasing attention has been paid to interventions designed to enhance individuals’ sustainable development in learning by priming a growth mindset. The current study systematically explored the characteristics of message transformation in growth mindset interventions from the perspective of teaching and learning. According to a t...
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Given that little is known how peer feedback reflects adolescents’ academic well-being in different cultures, this study investigates, by means of multiple-group structural equation modeling (SEM), the influence of peer feedback on the mindset and academic motivation of Chinese (N = 992) and Finnish (N = 870) students in the fourth to the ninth sch...
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Inspired by previous research indicating implicit beliefs about the malleability of human qualities, namely mindset, to affect learning outcomes, this article compares how Chinese and Finnish students’ mindsets and attributions for success reflect their cultural values and predict their academic achievement. The study was conducted in one Chinese (...
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Empirical research on mindset has indicated that mindset can predict numerous individual achievement, including academic, cognitive, motivational, affective and even socioeconomic, through mediation of social-cognitive approaches. The purpose of this paper is to compile and synthesize articles published from 1998 to 2017 on the relationship between...
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We studied the relationships between entrepreneurship education and entrepreneurial intention among college students, with a focus on the mediating role of an entrepreneurial mindset as well as the moderating roles of learning motivation and prior entrepreneurial exposure. More than 90,000 students from 100 colleges or universities participated in...
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Given that little is known about the correlations between teachers’ mindset and their pedagogical strategies, in this article, we explore Chinese and Finnish teachers’ mindsets and their pedagogical strategies from the perspective of praise and adaptive teaching. This study was conducted in two Chinese schools (N = 50) and one Finnish school (N = 7...
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As opening-up is a basic characteristic and inherent requirement of modern higher education, internationalization has become an important trend of worldwide higher education development. Since reform and opening-up policy,opening-up of Chinese higher education has developed continuously and moved forward. While opening-up of Chinese higher educatio...

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