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Arkansas State University
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Alicia Shaw's research explores diverse aspects of educational practices and their impact on student learning and well-being. She investigates perceptions of online instructional strategies among graduate students, as well as the challenges faced by students and educators due to limited broadband access for families. Shaw also examines the influence of technology on student learning, focusing on the balance between collaboration and academic integrity. Her work extends to understanding international student experiences within American educational leadership programs, specifically those residing in Qatar. Additionally, she has published on educator perceptions of the effects of COVID-19 on education and explored the physiological and perceptual demands of athletic performance in female cricketers.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 16
- Citations: 40
Selected Publications
- Best Practices for Using Academic Coaches in Higher Education Online Educational Settings (2025) DOI
- International Student Perceptions of an American Educational Leadership Program: A Look at Students Residing in Qatar and Their Quest to Receive an Advanced Degree from an American University (2024) DOI
- Don’t Make Our Families Choose Between Food and Internet: Administrator and Teacher Perceptions on How the Lack of Access to Broadband Connection for Families Has Impacted Student Performance (2023) DOI
- Just the Facts Ma'am, Just the Facts: Graduate Students' Perceptions of Online Instructional Strategies (2022) DOI
- Educator Perceptions of the Impact of COVID-19 on Education (2021)
- Teaching or Cheating? Using Collaboration and Technology to Support Student Learning (2021) DOI
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