Luciano Cid is an assistant professor of Education at Biola University. In this role he teaches undergraduate and graduate classes in Educational Psychology, Teacher Preparation, and Bilingual Education. His research foci are the following: classroom management, morality and SEL, diversity in education, and the alignment of objectives with measurement
A.J. is a Ph.D. student in learning sciences and human development at the University of Washington. A.J.’s research focuses on the development of interest and identity in PK-12 stem and gifted education across formal and informal learning environments. Before graduate school, A.J. was a high school science teacher and robotics mentor in Louisiana. In addition to research assistantships through the NSF and Robinson Center for Young Scholars, he currently teaches K-10 enrichment classes in neuroscience, robotics, and Minecraft on weekends and the summer.