University of Richmond

Mrs. Kimberlye P. Joyce

Director, Instructional Design
102 North Court
Office: (804) 289-8518
Fax: (804) 287-6369

Teaching:
Diverse Learners & Environments
Secondary Curriculum Methods
Foundations of Education
Classroom and Behavior Management
Instructional Design
Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum

Research:
Classroom and behavior management, curriculum methods, differentiated instruction, inclusion, multicultural education, teaching for social justice, instructional design, integration of technology across the curriculum, e-learning strategies

Education:
M.Ed., Curry School of Education, University of Virginia

Selected Publications:
Joyce, K.P. (2005, February). Beyond the melting pot approach: Preparing teachers to address the needs of all learners. Paper presented at 2005 ATE annual meeting entitled Passion, Courage, Wisdom: Attaining Excellence for All Learners. Chicago, IL: Association of Teacher Educators.

Joyce, K.P. (2004, April). Preparing Teachers to Make a Difference. Paper presented at conference entitled "Closing the Gap: Race and Education 50 Years after Brown", Institute for the Study of Race Relations, Virginia State University, Petersburg, VA.

Joyce, K.P. (2003, August). Newsletters and Beyond.  Presentation at Chesterfield County Public Schools Informational Technology Expo 2003 (CITE), Thomas Dale High School, Chesterfield, VA.

Stohr-Hunt, P.M. & Joyce, K.P. (2003, August). Adapting WebQuests for Social Studies and Science 3-5.  Presentation at Chesterfield County Public Schools Informational Technology Expo 2003 (CITE), Chesterfield, VA.

Stohr-Hunt, P.M.  & Joyce, K.P. (2003, March). WebQuest design and development: Pedagogy for meeting NETS for preservice teachers. In D. Willis (Ed.), Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education International Conference Annual (pp.2794-2797). Albuquerque, NM: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education.

Stohr-Hunt, P.M. & Joyce, K.P. (2003, March). Designing and developing WebQuests.  Presentation at the meeting of the Virginia Society for Technology in Education, Crystal City, VA.