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Deborah Pino Pasternak
Deborah Pino Pasternak
Associate Professor Faculty of Education, University of Canberra
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The development of two observational tools for assessing metacognition and self-regulated learning in young children
D Whitebread, P Coltman, DP Pasternak, C Sangster, V Grau, S Bingham, ...
Metacognition and learning 4, 63-85, 2009
8632009
Development of metacognition and self-regulated learning in young children: Role of collaborative and peer-assisted learning
D Whitebread, S Bingham, V Grau, DP Pasternak, C Sangster
Journal of Cognitive Education and Psychology 6 (3), 433-455, 2007
3332007
Parental behaviours predicting early childhood executive functions: A meta-analysis
DS Valcan, H Davis, D Pino-Pasternak
Educational Psychology Review 30, 607-649, 2018
2532018
The role of parenting in children's self-regulated learning
D Pino-Pasternak, D Whitebread
Educational Research Review 5 (3), 220-242, 2010
2042010
Developing independent learning in the early years
D Whitebread, H Anderson, P Coltman, C Page, DP Pasternak, S Mehta
Education 3-13 33 (1), 40-50, 2005
1642005
A multidimensional analysis of parent–child interactions during academic tasks and their relationships with children's self-regulated learning
D Pino-Pasternak, D Whitebread, A Tolmie
Cognition and Instruction 28 (3), 219-272, 2010
1022010
Metacognition, self-regulation and meta-knowing
D Whitebread, D Pino-Pasternak
International handbook of psychology in education, 673-711, 2010
822010
Interventions and classroom contexts that promote self-regulated learning: Two intervention studies in United Kingdom primary classrooms
D Pino-Pasternak, M Basilio, D Whitebread
Psykhe 23 (2), 2014
552014
Video analysis of self-regulated learning in social and naturalistic contexts: The case of preschool and primary school children
D Whitebread, D Pino-Pasternak
Interpersonal regulation of learning and motivation, 14-44, 2013
472013
A review of reminiscing in early childhood settings and links to sustained shared thinking
D Neale, D Pino-Pasternak
Educational Psychology Review 29, 641-665, 2017
442017
Making learning visible: The role of language in the development of metacognition and self-regulation in young children
D Whitebread, D Pino-Pasternak, P Coltman
The Routledge international handbook of young children's thinking and …, 2014
372014
Writing and reading performance in Year 1 Australian classrooms: Associations with handwriting automaticity and writing instruction
AA Malpique, D Pino-Pasternak, MS Roberto
Reading and Writing 33 (3), 783-805, 2020
362020
Handwriting automaticity and writing instruction in Australian kindergarten: An exploratory study
AA Malpique, D Pino-Pasternak, D Valcan
Reading and Writing 30, 1789-1812, 2017
342017
Applying an observational lens to identify parental behaviours associated with children's homework motivation
D Pino‐Pasternak
British Journal of Educational Psychology 84 (3), 352-375, 2014
262014
Executive functioning as a predictor of children’s mathematics, reading and writing
DS Valcan, HL Davis, D Pino-Pasternak, AA Malpique
Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology 70, 101196, 2020
252020
The role of regulatory, social, and dialogic dynamics on young children's productive collaboration in group problem solving
D Pino‐Pasternak, D Whitebread, D Neale
New directions for child and adolescent development 2018 (162), 41-66, 2018
222018
Evolution of pre-service teachers’ attitudes towards learning science during an introductory science unit
D Pino-Pasternak, S Volet
International Journal of Science Education 40 (12), 1520-1541, 2018
212018
Teaching writing in primary education (grades 1–6) in Australia: A national survey
A de Abreu Malpique, D Valcan, D Pino-Pasternak, S Ledger
Reading and Writing 36 (1), 119-145, 2023
202023
The relationship between executive functioning and self‐regulated learning in Australian children
H Davis, DS Valcan, D Pino‐Pasternak
British Journal of Developmental Psychology 39 (4), 625-652, 2021
152021
Observational research in face-to-face small groupwork: Capturing affect as socio-dynamic interpersonal phenomena
C Jones, S Volet, D Pino-Pasternak
Small Group Research 52 (3), 341-376, 2021
132021
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