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Dr. Francesca Siems-Muntoni is a Researcher (Scientific Associate, Post-Doc) at the University of Hamburg's Faculty of Education, specifically within the Department of General, Intercultural and International Comparative Education as well as Educational Psychology (EW1). Her work focuses on educational psychology, gender studies, and learning development, with a strong emphasis on teacher expectations, stereotype threat, and gender-based disparities in academic outcomes.
Her research interests include examining how stereotypes and societal expectations influence student performance, particularly in mathematics and reading. She has published extensively on topics such as teacher expectations affecting students' beliefs and values, the role of stereotypes in classrooms, and the impact of self-control during stereotype-threatening situations. Dr. Siems-Muntoni has received the 2019 Publication Prize from the Society for Empirical Educational Research.
Her studies often involve longitudinal analyses and explore interventions to mitigate negative stereotypes. While no advising relationships or grants are explicitly listed, her research contributes significantly to understanding systemic educational inequities and improving teaching practices.
