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Regina Lohndorf, profesora asistente

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Lohndorf, Regina

Assistant Professor

PhD in Child Development from a Cultural and Educational Perspective from the Center for Child and Education Studies, Universiteit Leiden (The Netherlands). MA in clinical psychology from Radboud Universiteit (The Netherlands). Assistant Professor of the Faculty of Education in the Department of Learning and Development.

Main areas of study: The influence of culture, upbringing and initial education on the socio-emotional and (neuro)cognitive development of preschool children from diverse populations (original peoples and ethnic minorities in Latin America) and socioeconomically vulnerable, diversity and inclusion.


Education

Job title Institution that grants it Year
PhD in Child Development from a Cultural and Educational Perspective University of Leiden, the Netherlands 2018
Master in Clinical Psychology, cum laude grade point average (with distinction) Radboud University, The Netherlands 2006
Bachelor's degree in Psychology, cum laude distinction in the propaedeutic exam Catholic University of Nijmegen 2002

Research Projects

Year Type Name Role Read more
2021 – 2023 Society for Research in Child Development Small Grant for Early Career Scholars Parenting and child development in Latin American preschools during the pandemic Principal Investigator Go to projectlaunch
2014 – 2018 CONICYT, Advanced Human Capital Training Program (PFCHA), Folio No. 72140048 Cross-Cultural Differences in Child Care, Attachment, and Cognitive Development Principal Investigator

Publications

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Lohndorf, R.

2020

Too little – too late? Diversity and inclusion in biethnic preschool classrooms in Chile.

Culture, Education and Society

13

75-96

Lohndorf, RT, Vermeer HJ, De la Harpe, C. & Mesman, J.

2021

Socioeconomic status, parental beliefs, and parenting practices as predictors of school readiness and executive functioning in Chilean preschoolers.

Early Childhood Research Quarterly

57

61-74

Lohndorf, RT, Vermeer HJ, Cárcamo, RA, De la Harpe, C. & Mesman, J.

2019

Preschoolers' problem behavior, prosocial behavior, and language ability in a Latin-American context: The roles of child executive functions and socialization environments.

Early Childhood Research Quarterly

48

36-49

Lohndorf, RT, Vermeer HJ, Cárcamo, RA, & Mesman, J.

2017

Preschoolers' vocabulary acquisition in Chile: The roles of socioeconomic status and quality of home environment.

Journal of Child Language

45

559-580


Teaching and training of researchers

Undergraduate programs
Course name Sigla
Learning and development of the Child I: theory and practice 0428-2
Learning and development of the Child II: theory and practice 0429-1

Commitment

Management Responsibilities at the Faculty or University

Curriculum Committee Pedagogy in English of the Faculty of Education UC.

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