Jan H. van Driel is affiliated with the University of Melbourne in Australia. Their academic work focuses primarily within the social sciences, with a significant concentration on education and psychology. The subfields they contribute to include education, developmental and educational psychology, experimental and cognitive psychology, social psychology, and safety research.
Their research covers various topics related to science and mathematics education, teaching methods, and educational leadership. Main topics of their work include science education and pedagogy, innovative teaching and learning methods, teacher education and leadership studies, mathematics education and teaching techniques, educational strategies and epistemologies, education and critical thinking development, as well as education, achievement, and giftedness.
Jan H. van Driel has published frequently in several academic venues. Notable among these are the International Journal of Science Education, Studies in Science Education, International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education, Science Education, and Education Sciences.
Their recent papers include:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Lihua Xu, Victoria Millar, Amanda Berry, Chris Speldewinde, and Merryn Dawborn-Gundlach.
Jan H. van Driel;Nico Verloop;Wobbe de Vos
Jan H. van Driel;Douwe Beijaard;Nico Verloop
Nico Verloop;Jan Van Driel;Paulien Meijer
Jan H van Driel;Amanda Kaye Berry
Jan H. Van Driel;Onno De Jong;Nico Verloop
Jan H. Van Driel;Nico Verloop
Patrica Friedrichsen;Jan H. Van Driel;Sandra K. Abell
Onno De Jong;Jan H. Van Driel;Nico Verloop
Janet Carlson;Kirsten R. Daehler;Alicia Alonzo;Erik Barendsen
J.H. van Driel;J.K. Gilbert;O. de Jong;R. Justi
Jan H. Van Driel;Nico Verloop
Ineke Henze;Jan H. van Driel;Nico Verloop
Amanda Kaye Berry;Jeffrey John Loughran;Jan H van Driel
Bart Huisman;Nadira Saab;Jan van Driel;Paul van den Broek
Jan H. Van Driel;Aastrid M. W. Bulte;Nico Verloop
Bart Huisman;Nadira Saab;Paul van den Broek;Jan van Driel
Jan H. Van Driel;J. A. Meirink;K. van Veen;R. C. Zwart
Monika L. Louws;Jacobiene A. Meirink;Klaas van Veen;Jan H. van Driel
Jan H. van Driel;Amanda Berry;Jacobiene Meirink
Rosária Justi;Jan van Driel
Jan H. van Driel;Nico Verloop;H. Inge van Werven;Hetty Dekkers
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