Helen Askell-Williams

Helen Askell-Williams

Flinders University

H-index: 27

Oceania-Australia

About Helen Askell-Williams

Helen Askell-Williams, With an exceptional h-index of 27 and a recent h-index of 18 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Flinders University, specializes in the field of Cognitive psychology and educational practice, mental health promotion in educational settings.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Sustaining school improvement initiatives: advice from educational leaders

Developing an equity lens: the experience of creating a professional framework for coaches and mentors

Sustainable school‐improvement in complex adaptive systems: a scoping review

Self-regulated learning was last year’s big thing at our school!: Sustaining school-improvement initiatives

Developing self-acceptance through coaching

Exploring teachers’ epistemic cognition for teaching about self-regulated learning

Context and Implications Document for: Sustainable school‐improvement in complex adaptive systems: A scoping review

Changes in teachers’ epistemic cognition about self–regulated learning as they engaged in a researcher-facilitated professional learning community

Helen Askell-Williams Information

University

Position

Director Educational Futures Research Institute

Citations(all)

2469

Citations(since 2020)

1081

Cited By

1824

hIndex(all)

27

hIndex(since 2020)

18

i10Index(all)

57

i10Index(since 2020)

32

Email

University Profile Page

Flinders University

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Helen Askell-Williams Skills & Research Interests

Cognitive psychology and educational practice

mental health promotion in educational settings

Top articles of Helen Askell-Williams

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

Sustaining school improvement initiatives: advice from educational leaders

School Effectiveness and School Improvement

Gloria A Koh

Helen Askell-Williams

Shyam Barr

2023/7/3

Developing an equity lens: the experience of creating a professional framework for coaches and mentors

Journal of Learning Development in Higher Education

Enya-Marie Clay

Helen Williams

Jo Blissett

Janet Lindley

Lynne O'Neil

2023/2/28

Sustainable school‐improvement in complex adaptive systems: a scoping review

Gloria A Koh

Helen Askell‐Williams

2021/2

Self-regulated learning was last year’s big thing at our school!: Sustaining school-improvement initiatives

Helen Askell-Williams

Gloria Koh

Shyam Barr

2021

Developing self-acceptance through coaching

Stephen Palmer

Helen Williams

2021/12/8

Exploring teachers’ epistemic cognition for teaching about self-regulated learning

Shyam Barr

Helen Askell-Williams

2021/7/7

Context and Implications Document for: Sustainable school‐improvement in complex adaptive systems: A scoping review

Gloria A Koh

Helen Askell-Williams

2021/2

Changes in teachers’ epistemic cognition about self–regulated learning as they engaged in a researcher-facilitated professional learning community

Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education

Shyam Barr

Helen Askell-Williams

2020/3/14

Upgrading professional learning communities to enhance teachers’ epistemic reflexivity about self-regulated learning

Teacher Education in Globalised Times: Local Responses in Action

Shyam Barr

Helen Askell-Williams

2020

Enhancing the sustainability of school improvement initiatives

Helen Askell-Williams

Gloria A Koh

2020/10/1

An integrative coaching approach for family businesses

Helen Williams

Stephen Palmer

Emma Wallace

2020/9/23

Coaching during the COVID-19 pandemic: Application of the CLARITY solution-focused cognitive behavioural coaching model

International Journal of Coaching Psychology

Helen Williams

Stephen Palmer

2020/8/20

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