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Dr. Melissa Broeckelman-Post
Dr. Melissa Broeckelman-Post
Basic Course Director and Professor of Communication, George Mason University
Verified email at gmu.edu - Homepage
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Faculty and student classroom influences on academic dishonesty
MA Broeckelman-Post
IEEE Transactions on Education 51 (2), 206-211, 2008
1162008
A Multi-Dimensional Approach to Measuring News Media Literacy.
E Vraga, M Tully, JE Kotcher, AB Smithson, M Broeckelman-Post
Journal of media literacy education 7 (3), 41-53, 2015
1132015
Teacher misbehavior and its effects on student interest and engagement
MA Broeckelman-Post, A Tacconelli, J Guzmán, M Rios, B Calero, F Latif
Communication Education 65 (2), 204-212, 2016
562016
Modeling everyday talk: Differences across communication media and sex composition of friendship dyads
AM Ledbetter, MA Broeckelman-Post, AM Krawsczyn
Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 28 (2), 223-241, 2011
422011
Calling on Students Using Notecards: Engagement and Countering Communication Anxiety in Large Lecture.
M Broeckelman-Post, A Johnson, J Reid Schwebach
Journal of College Science Teaching 45 (5), 2016
402016
Can I get better? Exploring mindset theory in the introductory communication course
K Nordin, MA Broeckelman-Post
Communication Education 68 (1), 44-60, 2019
362019
Online versus face-to-face public speaking outcomes: A comprehensive assessment
MA Broeckelman-Post, KE Hyatt Hawkins, AR Arciero, AS Malterud
Basic Communication Course Annual 31 (1), 10, 2019
342019
Public speaking versus hybrid introductory communication courses: Exploring four outcomes
MA Broeckelman-Post, AS Pyle
Communication Education 66 (2), 210-228, 2017
272017
Best practices for training new communication graduate teaching assistants
MA Broeckelman-Post, K Ruiz-Mesa
Journal of Communication Pedagogy 1 (1), 93-100, 2018
192018
Measuring essential learning outcomes for public speaking
MA Broeckelman-Post, KM Hunter, JN Westwick, A Hosek, K Ruiz-Mesa, ...
Basic Communication Course Annual 32 (1), 4, 2020
162020
Measuring college learning in public speaking
M Broeckelman-Post, K Ruiz-Mesa
Learning in Higher Education, 2018
132018
Building a culture of academic integrity: The role of communication in creating and changing understandings and enactments of academic integrity
MA Broeckelman-Post
Ohio University, 2009
132009
The prevalence and rationale for presenting an opposing viewpoint in climate change reporting: Findings from a US national survey of TV weathercasters
KMF Timm, EW Maibach, M Boykoff, TA Myers, MA Broeckelman-Post
Weather, Climate, and Society 12 (1), 103-115, 2020
122020
Are we violating student expectations? Availability, workload, class time use, and technology policies in undergraduate courses
MA Broeckelman-Post, BL MacArthur
Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 73 (4), 439-453, 2018
122018
Surviving or thriving? Demographics differences in mindset across the introductory communication course
K Nordin, MA Broeckelman-Post
Communication Education 69 (1), 85-104, 2020
112020
Can course format drive learning? Face-to-face and lecture-lab models of the fundamentals of communication course
MA Broeckelman-Post, A Malterud, A Arciero, KE Hyatt Hawkins
Basic Communication Course Annual 32 (1), 7, 2020
112020
Using in-class versus out-of-class peer workshops to improve presentational speaking
MA Broeckelman-Post, AM Hosek
Basic Communication Course Annual 26 (1), 11, 2014
112014
Context matters: Multilingual learners on public speaking courses
MA Broeckelman-Post
Communication Teacher 33 (1), 63-79, 2019
102019
An honest look at academic dishonesty at Ohio University
MA Broeckelman, T Pollock
Retrieved June 30, 2007, 2006
102006
Making a difference: A quantitative study of communication center and basic course impact on public-speaking anxiety, goal orientation, and motivation
B Stewart, M Broeckelman-Post, C Rossheim
Communication Education 70 (3), 307-326, 2021
92021
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