Monday 15 June 2015

WHAT WE DO

J Psyconsultancy provides the following:

* Educational and Behavioural Counselling
* Personality and Career Counselling
* Diagnostic Assessment
* Parent and Teacher Training e.g. 
    - Developing Your Children's Resiliency
    - Social Emotional Training 
    - Developing your Self-Awareness
    - Relating to your Adolescents and Youths
    - Managing & Regulating Your Emotions
    - Building Confidence in your Youths
    - Crafting Problem-Based Learning (PBL) Lessons
    - Infusing Thinking and Social Emotional Learning in Home/Class
    - Infusing Values in the Home/Class
                                      

Our Mission:

To enhance your potential performance capabilities

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Sunday 14 June 2015

PUBLICATIONS

Book
     1.        Ee, J. & Chang, A. (2015).  Preparing youths for the workplace.  Singapore: World 
            Scientific.

     2.        Ee, J. (2012).  Infusing thinking & social emotional competencies in children and youths.  

            Singapore:  Pearson Education Asia.

     3.        Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (2009).  PBL made simple:  Lessons for the classroom.  Singapore: 

           Cengage Learning Asia Pte Ltd.

     4.        Ee, J. (2009).  Empowering metacognition & self-regulation through social-emotional 

            learning: Lessons for the Classroom.  Singapore: Cengage Learning Asia Pte Ltd.

     5.    Tan, O.S., Ee, J., Lee, Y. P. & Lam, K. (2007).  Teach less, learn more (TLLM) School-
                   based currículum innovation: Research Reports 2007. Singapore: Ministry of Education.

     6.     Ee. J., Chang, A. & Tan, O. S. (2004).  Thinking about thinking: What educators need 
             to know. Singapore: Mc-Graw Hill Education.

     7.    Ee, J., Kaur, B., Lee, N. H. & Yeap, B. H. (2001).  New "Literacies": Educational response 
            to a knowledge-based society, Vol. I, II & III, Singapore: Educational Research Association 
            - Association of Mathematics Education.

Book Chapters:

1.        Ee, J. (2015). Understanding myself through self-awareness.  In Ee, J. & Chang, A. (Eds), Preparing youths for the workplace.  Singapore: World Scientific. Chapter 3, 37-44.

2.        Ee, J. (2015). Managing and regulating emotions.  In Ee, J. & Chang, A. (Eds), Preparing youths for the workplace.  Singapore: World Scientific. Chapter 4, 45-56.

3.        Ee, J. (2015). Developing and promoting social awareness.  In Ee, J. & Chang, A. (Eds), Preparing youths for the workplace.  Singapore: World Scientific. Chapter 5, 57-64.

4.        Ee, J. (2015). Relationship management.  In Ee, J. & Chang, A. (Eds), Preparing youths for the workplace.  Singapore: World Scientific. Chapter 6, 65-75.

5.        Ee, J. (2015). Making responsible decisions.  In Ee, J. & Chang, A. (Eds), Preparing youths for the workplace.  Singapore: World Scientific. Chapter 7, 77-87.

6.        Ee, J. (2012).  Facilitating values and character development in children.  In Ee, J. (Ed), Infusing Thinking & Social Emotional Learning in Children & Youths.  Singapore:  Pearson Education Asia. Part 1, Chapter 2, 13-17.

7.        Ee, J. (2012).  Enhancing children’s self-management of their emotions and behaviours. In Ee, J. (Ed), Infusing Thinking & Social Emotional Learning in Children & Youths.  Singapore:  Pearson Education Asia.  Part 1, Chapter 3, 18-25.

8.        Ee, J. (2012).  Websites for enhancing social emotional learning.  In Ee, J. (Ed), Infusing Thinking & Social Emotional Learning in Children & Youths.  Singapore:  Pearson Education Asia.  Part 1, Chapter 6, 44-48.

9.        Chang, A & Ee, J. (2009).  Facilitating ideas for PBL.  In Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (Eds), PBL made simple: Lessons for the classroom.  Cengage Learning Pte Ltd. Chapter 2, 13-22.

10.     Chye, C.Y. S. & Ee, J. (2009).  Enhancing the PBL experience through cognitive coaching.  In Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (Eds), PBL made simple: Lessons for the classroom.  Cengage Learning Pte Ltd.  Chapter 3, 23-38.

11.     Ee, J. (2009).  Strategies for empowering metacognition through SEL.  In Ee, J. (Ed), Empowering metacognition through SEL: Lessons for the classroom.  Singapore: Cengage Learning Pte Ltd.  Chapter 1, 3-24.

12.     Ee, J. & Chang, A. (2009).  Modelling of SEL Competencies. In Ee, J. (Ed), Empowering metacognition through SEL: Lessons for the classroom.  Singapore: Cengage  Learning Pte Ltd.  Chapter 2, 25-34.

13.     Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (2009).  Facilitating problem-solving processes for adaptors and innovators. In Tan, O.S. (ed.), Problem-Based Learning and Creativity.  Singapore: Cengage Learning Pte Ltd.  Chapter 3, 39-50.

14.     Rostiany, Dewi Amri & Ee, J. (2009). Conserving Electricity.  In Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (Eds), PBL made simple: Lessons for the classroom.  Cengage Learning Pte Ltd.  Chapter 8, 113-126.

15.     Wong, I., Ee, J., Lui, W. C., Liau, K. F. A., Lim, K. M. & Huan, V. (2009).  PBL for teacher trainees in psychology. In Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (Eds), PBL made simple: Lessons for the classroom.  Cengage  Learning Pte Ltd.  Chapter 18, 282-296.

16.     Koh, C., Wang, C.K.J., Tan, O.S., Ee, J. & Liu, W.C. (2008).  Effective practices in group project work: Exploring the views of students and teachers.  In McInerney, D.M. & Liem, A.D. (Eds.), Teaching and Learning: International best practice,  Vol. 8 in Research on sociocultural influences on motivation and learning. Charlotte, NC.: Information Age Publishing, Inc. Chapter 9, 223-244.

17.    Liu, W. C., Tan, O. S., Wang, C. K. J., Koh, C. & Ee, J. (2007).  Motivation in the context of project work:  The self-determination perspective. In D. M. McInerney, S. Van Etten & M. Dowson (Eds), Research on Sociocultural Influences on Motivation and Learning: Standards in education (Vol 7). Greenwich, CT: Information Age Publishing. Chapter 9, 189-213.

      18.    Ee, J., Lee O. K. & Potter, G. (2004). Teachers’ understanding and practices of strategy-
             based instruction and goal orientations for students’ self-regulation: Findings across cultures.
            In Ee, J., Chang, A. & Tan, O. S. (Eds.), Thinking about thinking:  What educators need to 
            know.  Singapore: Mc-Graw Hill Education, Chapter 6, 108-141.

      19.   Ee, J. & Moore, P. J. (2004).   Motivation, strategies and achievement: A comparison of 
             teachers and students in high, average and low achieving classes.  In Ee, J., Chang, A. & Tan,              O. S. (Eds.), Thinking about thinking: What educators need to know.  Singapore: Mc-Graw 
             Hill Education, Chapter 7, 142-160.

       20.   Ee, J., Tan, O. S. & Lim, L. (2004).  Students with Intellectual Disabilities.  In Lim, L. & 
             Quah, M. L. (Eds.) Educating Students with Diverse Abilities in Singapore. Singapore: Mc-
             Graw Education., Chapter 13, 317-344.

21. Montague, M. & Ee, J. (2004).   Self-regulation and adolescents with ADHD.  In Ee, J., Chang, A. & Tan, O. S. (Eds.), Thinking about thinking: What educators need to know.  Singapore: Mc-Graw Hill Education, Chapter14, 311-329.

      22.     Tan, O. S & Ee, J.  (2004).  Reflective practice and self-regulation: Walking the talk through
              problem-based learning in teacher education. In Ee, J., Chang, A. & Tan, O. S. (Eds.), 
              Thinking about thinking: What educators need to know.  Singapore: Mc-Graw Hill 
              Education, Chapter 8, 163-180.

      23.     Tan, O. S & Ee, J.  (2004). Project Work through problem-based Learning approach In Ho, 
              B.T.,  Netto-Shek, J., & Chang, A. (Eds.),  Project Work Management for Primary and 
              Secondary Teachers: Issues and Innovative Practices. Singapore: Pearson Ed. Asia Pte. Ltd. 
              Chapter 16, 174-184.

24.   Ee, J. (2000).  How teachers relate to high-achieving students in Loo, S. P. (Ed.)  Educational Challenges in the New Millennium, 213-223.

Refereed Articles

     1.     Ee, J. (under review).  Gender differences in secondary school children’s social-emotional 
            competencies.

     2.     Ee, J. (under review).  How effective are Secondary Teachers in Infusing Social Emotional 
            Learning and Eliciting Values in their Subject Areas?

     3.    Quek, L. C. N. & Ee, J. (under review). Development of teachers’ perception of academic 
            resilience scale (TPAR). 

4.        Zhou, M. M. & Ee, J. (under review).  Gender differences in primary school children’s social emotional competence. 

      5.     Ee, J. (2014).  Modifying Defining Issues Test (DIT) as a tool for assessing Secondary 
             students’ social –emotional competencies.   Asia Pacific Education Review, 15(1), 1-20.

6.     Ee, J., Zhou, M. & Wong, I. (2014).  Teachers’ Infusion of Social Emotional Learning.  Journal of Teaching and Teacher Education, 2(1), 27-45.

7.      Ee, J. & Ong, C. W. (2014).  Which social emotional competencies are enhanced at an SEL camp?  Journal of  Adventure Education & Outdoor Learning, 14(1), 24-41.

8.        Ee, J. & Quek, L. C. (2013).  Teachers’ perception of social emotional learning.  The Journal of Teaching & Teacher Education, 1(2), 59-72.

9.      Zhou, M. M. & Ee, J. (2012).  Development and validation of social emotional competency questionnaire.  International Journal of Emotional Education, 4(2), 27-42.

10.     Ee, J. & Chang, A. (2010).  How resilient are our graduate trainee teachers in Singapore?  The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher, 19(2), 321-331.

11.     Ee, J., Wang, J., Koh, C., Tan, O.S. & Liu, W.C. (2009).  Goal orientations and metacognitive skills of normal technical and normal academic students on project work.  Asia Pacific Education Review, 10(3), 337-344.

12.     Koh, C., Tan, O. S., Wang, C. K. J., Ee, J., Liu, W. C. (2009). Bridging the gaps between students’ perceptions of project work and teachers’ expectations. The Journal of Educational Research. 102(5), 333-348.

13.     Liu, W. C., Wang, C.K.J., Tan, O.S., Koh, C. & Ee, J. (2009). Understanding students’ motivation in project work: A 2 x 2 achievement goal approach. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 79, 87-106.

14.     Liu, W. C., Wang. C. K. J., Tan, O. S., Ee, J., & Koh, C. (2009). A self-determination approach to understanding students’ motivation in project work. Learning and Individual Differences, 19, 139-145.

15.     Wang, C. K. J., Liu, W. C., Tan, O. S., Ee, J., & Koh, C. (2009). Has project work failed? A longitudinal study of project work in Singapore.

16.     Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (2008).  Cultural influences of the east and west: Implications on the educational reforms in the Singapore context.  Journal of Educational Policy, 5(1), 49-62.

17.     Ee, J., Tan, O. S. & Ng, A. K. (2008).  Styles of Creativity: Adaptors and innovators in a Singapore Context.  Asia Pacific Education Review, 8 (3), 364-373.

18.     Wang, C.K.J., Neill, J.T., Liu, W.C., Tan, O.S., Koh,C. & Ee, J. (2008).  Project work and life skills: Psychometric properties of the life effectiveness questionnaire for project work.  Educational Research Journal, 21(1), 23-41.
 
     19.   Ee, J.,O. S. Tan & Ng, A. K. (2007).  Examining the psychological attributes of 
           Australian tertiery adaptors & innovators.  The Korean Journal of Thinking and Problem 
            Solving, 17(1), 27-39. 
20.     Koh, C., Tan, O. S., Wang, C. K. J., Ee, J. & Liu, W. C., (2007). Perceptions of low ability students on group project work and cooperative learning.  Asia Pacific Education Review8(1), 89-99.

21.     Ee, J., Wong, K.Y. & Pirjo, A. (2006).  Numeracy of young children in Singapore, Beijing & Helsinki.  Early Childhood Education Journal, 33(5), 325-332.

22.     Ee, J. & Soh, K. C. (2005).  Teacher perceptions on what a functional curriculum should be for children with special needs.  International Journal of Special Education, 20(2), 6-18.

23.     Aunio, P.,  Ee, J., Lim, S. E.A.,Hautamäki, J., Van Luit, J. E.H. (2004). Young children's number sense in Finland, Hong Kong and Singapore.  International Journal of Early Years Education, 12(3), 195-216.

     24.     Cocodia, E. A., Kim, J., Shin, H., Kim,J., Ee, J., Wee, M. S. W., & Howard, R. W. (2003).  
            Evidence that rising population intelligence is impacting in formal education.  Personality and
            Individual Differences, 30, 1039-1058.

25.     Ee, J., Moore, P. J. & Atputhasamy, L. (2003).  High-achieving students:  Their teachers’       goals and strategy-based instruction and, their goals, self-regulation and achievement. High Ability Studies, 14(1), 23-39.

26.  Teo, C. T. & Ee, J. (2003).  Attributes and attitudes of primary teachers in Singapore. Teaching & Learning, 24(2), 117-130.

      27.     Umesh, S., Ee, J. & Desai, I. (2003).  A comparison of Australian and Singaporean pre-
             service teachers’ attitudes and concerns about inclusive education. Teaching & Learning
             24(2), 207-217.

28.     Ee, J. & Atputhasamy, L. (2002). Differences in teacher feedback for HA and LD students.  Teaching & Learning, 23(1), 1-12.

29.     Ee, J. & Wong, K. Y. (2002).  Understanding and overcoming pupils learning difficulties in mathematics.  Teaching & Learning, 23(1), 49-58.

30.     Ee, J., Moore, P. & Atputhasamy, L. (2001).  The relationship between teachers’ goal orientations and strategy-based instruction and low-achieving students’ goal orientations, self-regulation and achievement.  Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education & Development.  4(2), 115-134.

31.     Ee, J. & Soh K. C. (2000).  Perceptions of Singaporean teachers and parents about inclusive educational placements of  students with intellectual disabilities.  Saudi Journal of Disability and Rehabilitation (SJDR) Special Issue on Rehabilitation in Singapore, 6(4), 272-275.

32.     Ee, J. (1999). Diagnosing students with learning difficulties in mathematics.  Journal of  Mathematics  Educators, 4(1), 97-103. 

Non-Refereed Articles

1.      Ee, J. (2009).  Infusing thinking and social-emotional learning through fables.  Asso. for 
       Supervision and Curriculum Development (S’pore) Review, 15, 54-57.

2.      Foong, P. Y. & Ee, J. (2002).  Enhancing the learning of underachievers in mathematics. Asso. 
       for   Supervision and   Curriculum Development  (S'pore) Review, 11(2), 25-35.

3.     Ee, J. (1999). Relationship among teachers’ classroom orientations, strategy-based instruction 
      and students’ goal orientations, self-regulated learning and achievement.  NIE News, July Issue, 
      no 33, 4-5,8.

4.      Ee, J. (1991). Book review on 'Teach your child' by Low Ming Choo”Asso. for Supervision 
       and  Curriculum Development  (S'pore) Review, 1(4), 53.

5.      Ee, J. (1991).  Eliciting intrinsic motivation”, Asso. for Supervision and Curriculum 
       Development, (S'pore) Review. 2(2), 20-22. 

6.      Ee, J. (1991).  Enhancing ESN children's understanding of addition”, Teaching and Learning
       12(1), 76-82.

Technical Report / Monographs

1.        Ee, J. (2013).  Equipping secondary students with metacognitive and social emotional competency skills to meet the challenges of the 21st centuryResearch Report.  Singapore: National Institute of Education.

 

2.        Ee, J. & Zhou, M. M. (2012). Empowering metacognition through social emotional learning.  Research Report.  Singapore: National Institute of Education.

 

3.        Tan, O. S., Wang, C. K. J., Liu, W. C., Koh, C., & Ee, J. (2009, March). Enhancing learning for Normal stream students: Insights into cognitive and motivational processes in project workSingapore: National Institute of Education.


4.        Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (2006).  Examining the Psychological Attributes of Adaptors and Innovators in two cultures:  Final Report.  Singapore: National Institute of Education.


5.      Ee, J. (2005).  Report on curriculum framework for children with mild intellectual disabilities.  Research Report for NCSS, Singapore.

6.      Ee, J., Lee, O. K. & Potter, G. (2004).  Teachers’ Understanding and Use of Strategy-Based Instruction and Classroom Goal Orientation for Students’ Self-Regulation:  Research Report.  Singapore: National Institute of Education.

7.      Ee, J. & Soh, K. C. (2003). Compulsory Education for All: Views from parents of children with special needs in Singapore.  Research Report for Lee Foundation.  Singapore.

8.      Tan, D., Naidu, T.U., Yap, J., Ee, J., Lee, B.K., Lee, G. & Tan, D. (2000).  Policy paper for APSN on A review  of  policy and curriculum and recommendations for development - April 2000  submitted to Ministry of  Education,  Singapore.

9.      Ee, J. (1998).  Relationships among teachers' classroom orientations, strategy-based    instruction, and students’ goal orientations, self-regulated learning and achievement.  Unpub. Phd Thesis, The University of Newcastle, Australia.

10.     Ee, J. (1991). Teaching Addition and Subtraction to ESN Children. Unpub. M Ed Dissertation, NUS, S'pore.

Others

1.        Ee, J. (2012).  Teaching Responsible Decision Making.  Undates@MCYC.  Oct, 6-8.


2.        Ee, J. (2007).  Asia-Pacific Educational Research Association International Conference.  NIE News, Jan. No. 59, 15.

 

3.        Ee, J. (2006).  Educational Research Association of  Singapore Conference 2006.  NIE News, July, No. 57, 10.


4.        Lee, O. K., Ee, J. & Tan, O. S. (2006).  Educational research with a calling: 20 years of ERAS.  Singapore: Educational Research Association of Singapore.

5.        Ee, J. (2005).  Educational Research Association of Singapore Conference.  NIE News, Jan, No. 51, 8.

 

6.        Chan, E. & Ee, J. (2002).  On Mission for Him, Harvest Force, Issue 1, 62-63.


7.      Ee, J. (2002).  Experiencing god along life’s narrowest way. Harvest Force, Issue 1, 64-65.

8.      Ee, J., Chan, E., Goh, B. S. & Mok, J. (2002).  MMS Education Orientation & Retreat.  Harvest Force, Issue 1, 66-67.

9.        Ng, L. L., Chung-Yeow, C. A. & Ee, J. (2002).  Cambodian teachers learn much in a 2-day workshop, Harvest Force, Issue 1, 21.

10.     James, I., Ee, J. & Chan, E. (2001).  Don’t look back just move forward:  Education seminar in Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand. Harvest Force, Issue 2, 48-50.

11.     Ee, J. (2001).  MMS education and medical retreat – Defining our role in god’s great commission.  Harvest Force, Issue 1, 34.

12.     Ee, J. (2000). "I will not leave you nor forsake you", Harvest Force, Bumper Issue, 27-28.

13.     Ee, J. (1999).  A Way Through The Academic Jungle”, Impact, 23(5), 35.

14.     Ee, J. (1999). Celebration of God’s Mission in Cambodia”, Harvest Force, 3rd Issue, 3-5. 

15.     Ee, J. (1999).  Reaching out at Bukit Batok, Uphill & Beyond, Feb., 5.

16.     Ee, J. (1999).  Opening and dedication of Methodist Church and Methodist School in Cambodia MCS’s contribution to education of Cambodian kids hailed.  Methodist Message, 101(8), 1, 12-13.

17.     Ee, J. (1998).  My Day as a volunteer at MFSC Praise Kids, Uphill & Beyond, Dec., 12.

18.     Ee, J. (1991). Abstract on "Teaching addition and subtraction to ESN children" in Chong, T.H. et. al (Eds.), State-of  the-Art Review on Mathematics Education in Singapore, April, 1991, 73.