Tahsin Khalid

Tahsin Khalid is a Professor in the Department of Elementary, Early & Special Education at Southeast Missouri State University, where he teaches instructional technology and elementary education methods courses. His office is located in Scully Hall, Room 313B, and he can be contacted at (573) 651-2505 or tkhalid@semo.edu.

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Science and Environmental Education from Indiana University, Bloomington
• M.S. in Science Education from the University of Karachi, Pakistan
• M.Sc. in Marine Zoology
• B.Sc. in Zoology

Dr. Khalid's research critically examines gender stereotypes in pre-service teachers' perceptions of scientists, the democratization of education in developing nations, and technology integration in elementary classrooms. His work bridges science education with social justice frameworks, emphasizing how democratic principles manifest in pedagogical practices and curriculum design across cultural contexts.

His scholarly output reveals consistent focus on equity-driven educational transformation, particularly through technology-enabled instruction and deconstructing gendered perceptions in STEM education. Conference presentations at NSTA and NAC:UE demonstrate applied research connecting classroom practices to broader societal democratization processes.

Holding Master Advisor certification, Dr. Khalid supervises student teachers while teaching foundational courses including UI100 First Year Seminar, EL353 Teaching Mathematics (online/face-to-face), and EL608 remediation techniques. His course portfolio spans elementary science, math, and social studies methods across delivery formats including ITV and online platforms.