Interdisciplinary Research Laboratory on Didactics, Education, and Training

Lucille Soulier

Assistant Professor of Psychology  

Research Topics

1. Development of Emotional Skills in Children and Adolescents

2. The Role and Place of Emotions in the School Setting:

  • The Effects of Emotions on Academic Learning
  • Psychological Sources of Emotions at School
  • Social-Emotional Learning in School

Lessons

Courses in master’s programs preparing students for careers in teaching, education, and training (MEEF and M2E—primary education and educational leadership):

  • Psychology Applied to Education: Child and Adolescent Development, Cognitive Mechanisms Involved in Learning, Motivation, Emotions and Learning, Psychosocial Skills
  • Educational Support and Visits to Internship Sites
  • Training in and through research; thesis advising

Psychology Courses in the Bachelor’s Degree Programs in “Interdisciplinary Studies and Careers in Teaching, Education, and Training” and SEM

Responsibilities

  • Director of the “Child Psychology”TU , Bachelor’s Degree (3rd year) in “Interdisciplinary Studies and Careers in Teaching, Education, and Training” (FDE, UM)
  • Co-director of the Thematic Research Community (CRT) “The Learner and Education in” (TU , research, MEEF Master’s, M2E, and PEFE)