Supervision

Students Supervision

At Bar-Ilan University, Prof. Tzuriel has supervised 96 MA and Ph.D. dissertations in four decades, most of them related to Dynamic Assessment and Mediated Learning Experience. The partial list below covers supervision in the last eight years.

96
Theses supervised
40+
Years of supervision
DA · MLE
Primary research themes

Doctoral Students (Partial List)

Supervision of students in the last eight years.

#Name of StudentTopicStatus
1Efrat BengioIdentifying Potential of Giftedness in Young Children by Dynamic Assessment and Emotional Intelligence MeasuresCompleted
2Tsemach AssifModifiability of Cognitive Intelligence, Modifiability of Emotional Intelligence and their Relation to Ego Identity among AdolescenceCompleted
3Adva MargaliotA Model for Teaching the Cognitive Skill of Melioration to Pre-Service Science Teachers in Teachers' CollegeCompleted
4Yarden KatzirThe Relations Between Ego Identity Formation and Suicidal Tendencies Among Soldiers in their First Months of Military ServiceCompleted
5Hindy SternUnderstanding Causality and Understanding Essentialism in Super-Ordinate Categories Among Hearing Impaired and Hearing ChildrenCompleted
6Rinat CaspiThe Effects of Mother-Child Mediated Learning Strategies and Peer Mediation Program on Young Children Mediated Learning Strategies and Cognitive ModifiabilityCompleted
7Gila EgoziDeveloping Spatial Thinking Skills As a means for improvement Mathematical Abilities of preschool boys and girlsCompleted
8Estie IsmanThe Effects of Attachment, Well-Being, and Religious Orientation on the Mediated Patterns in a Three Generational PerspectiveCompleted
9Yechiel TanaamiThe effect of Intervention to Improve Attention Functions on Performance of Procedures in Solving Algebraic Equation with one UnknownCompleted
10Aya WeitzThe relation between Mother-Child Mediated learning Strategies and Child Personality, Behavior, Temperament and Cognitive Abilities of very Low Birth Weight ChildrenCompleted
11Miriam Ben AmiThe relation Between Self-Consciousness, Ego-Identity and Coping Styles Among Female AdolescentsCompleted
12Fabbiene BetanThe effects of mother's mediating behavior on the cognitive modifiability and behavioral outcomes of the child with ADHDCompleted
13Hila FlorEmergent Literacy as a Function of Static versus Dynamic Measures in Phonological Working MemoryCompleted
14Dikla LeviThe Effect of Sibling Relations and Attachment Pattern On the Quality of Mediated Interaction Between Older and Younger Siblings with or without Mental RetardationCompleted
15Gita RokachSibling Mediation, Religious Orientation, and Home Support in Large versus Small Families and their Relation to Cognitive ModifiabilityCompleted
16Shulamit ValdmanThe Development of Proverbial Understanding Among Young ChildrenCompleted
17Vered ShomronThe Effects of Mother—Child Mediated Learning Strategies on Cognitive Modifiability and Psychological Resilience of Children with Learning DisabilityCompleted
18Mandel RivaMathematic Discourse in Parent - Child Interaction and its Relation to Mathematical and Decentric Thinking in Early ChildhoodCompleted
19Lea YosefThe Influence of Analogical Reasoning Intervention on Metaphoric Thinking of Kindergarten ChildrenCompleted
20Hani Adelshtein-SchurModifiability in Emotional Understanding among Children with Non-Verbal Learning Disability and Verbal Learning DisabilityCompleted
21Gabi Kashi-RosenbaumThe relation of cognitive and emotional-motivational factors to cognitive modifiability among students with low school achievementsCompleted
22Ganit Eshel-KedmiThe effect of mediated learning in three-dimensional immersive environments on children's cognitive modifiability within dynamic assessmentCompleted
23Ronit RemerThe Effect of Mediated Learning Using Theater Puppets on the Learning Motivation and Emergent Literacy among Children with Learning DisabilitiesCompleted
24Shulamit RotemThe relation between mothers and kindergarten teacher's strategies of mediated learning: Aspects of discourse and children's cognitive modifiabilityCompleted
25Yaniv EfratiDimensions of the Intra-Personal Sexual Conflict among Adolescents and its Relation to Ego Identity, Psychiatric Symptoms, and Well BeingCompleted
26Yochi Siman-TovRisk Factors, Life Narratives and Typology of School Students who Committed SuicideCompleted
27Gilat TrabelsiThe Influence of Peer Mediation Program on Mediated Learning Strategies, Mathematical Discourse, Planning and Self-Regulation, and on Mathematical Performance among Students with Learning DisabilitiesCompleted
28Tammy GromanCognitive Modifiability in Figurative Language of Children in the Autistic SpectrumCompleted
29Taragin DoritImprovement of mental rotation and narrowing of gender gap: Examination of eye trackingCompleted
30Itamar ShidlovThe Relation between Professional Gender Perception, Spatial Ability and Mathematical ThinkingCompleted
31Tammy WeissThe Effects of Mediation of Working Memory in Typically Developing Preschoolers on Working Memory, Analogical Reasoning, Self-Regulation and Academic AchievementCompleted
32Lea AtzmonIntervention for Peer Mediation: The influence on Peer-Interaction and Academic Motivation in Classroom eLearning EnvironmentCompleted
33Karin AtlanDesign Thinking among Young Adolescents: The Relation to Cognitive Modifiability, Task-Intrinsic Motivation and Openness to ExperienceWriting
34Einat Ben-AmramThe Effects of Mediation for Analogical Thinking in a Computerized Environment on Cognitive Modifiability, Executive Functions, Mathematical Thinking and Future OrientationWriting
35Yehudit LironThe Effects of Computerized Visual-Spatial Working Memory Training on Visual-Spatial Working Memory, Self-Regulation, and the Ability to Follow Written Instructions Among 5th-grade Students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).Proposal