Judith Loopers

Judith Loopers is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences. Her work focuses on special educational needs, intrinsic motivation, and teacher-student interactions. She is actively involved in academic research and presentations related to these fields.

• Research Interests: Special Educational Needs, Intrinsic Motivation, Autonomy Support, Teacher-Student Dynamics, Adolescent Development, Educational Psychology.

Judith's recent publications highlight trends in need-supportive teaching, longitudinal studies on student engagement, and practical insights into classroom interactions. Her work often intersects with psychology and education, emphasizing student motivation and special needs.

• Academic Activities: Presenter at ICO International Spring School, JUDGE 2020, and Mini-Conference on Social Inclusion of Students with Disabilities.

Judith participates in organizing academic events and contributes to research networks focused on special education and teacher efficacy. Her publications span journals like European Journal of Psychology of Education and Frontiers in Psychology.