Faculty and Staff - College of Education, University of Saskatchewan
Brian Noonan Ph. D.

Brian Noonan Ph. D.
Adjunct Professor
Educational Psychology and Special Education
Educational Administration
College of Education, University of Saskatchewan,
28 Campus Dr., Saskatoon, SK. S7N 0X1

Office ED 3108
Ph. (306) 966-5265

 

BRIAN NOONAN, Ph.D., Adjunct Professor, Department of Educational Psychology and Special Education; Professional
Affiliate, Department of Educational Administration.

TEACHING AREAS: Classroom learning and assessment, special education, research methods.

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Educational research and enquiry; instructional psychology and classroom assessment;
educational policy development and evaluation.

PAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS IN REFEREED JOURNALS:

C. R. Duncan & B. Noonan. (2007). Factors affecting teachers’ grading and assessment practices. Alberta Journal of Educational Research. Vol. 53. No. 1 Spring 2007. p 1-21

B. Noonan. & P. Renihan.  (2006). Demystifying assessment leadership. Canadian Journal of Educational Administration and Policy.  Issue 56.  November 4, 2006

Noonan, B. with Scharf, M., Hallmann, D., & Lyons, J. (editors) (2006).   A history of education in Saskatchewan: Selected reading. Canadian Plains Research Center. Regina

Noonan, B. & Duncan, C.R. (2005). Assessment reform and teachers’ classroom practices. Brock Education: A Journal of Educational Research and Practice, 14(2), 29-43.

Noonan, B. &  Duncan, C.R. (2005).  Peer and self-assessment in high schools. Practical Assessment, Research and Evaluation, 10(17)  November 2005.

Chatlain, G. & Noonan, B. (2005). Teacher Induction in Catholic Schools. Catholic Education: A journal of inquiry and practice. 8(4), 499-512.

Ralph, E.G. & Noonan, B.W. (2004).  Evaluating Teacher-Candidates’ Teaching in the Extended-Practicum. Brock Education: A Journal of Educational Research and Practice, 14(1), 1-18.
           
Tunison, S. & Noonan, B. (2003).  High school students’ first experience with on-line learning. Canadian Journal of Education, 26(4), 495-511

Noonan, B. (2002). Interpretation panels and collaborative research. Brock Education, 12(1). 89-100.

Noonan, B & Braun, B. (2001). Community response to problem behavior and school violence and problem behavior: A
Case Study. Education and Society, 19(2), 69-82.

Yackulic, R.A & Noonan, B. (2000). Measurement of the full scope of learning. A Pan-Canadian Education Research
Agenda
. Canadian Society for Studies in Education. Toronto. 73-89.

Sackney, L., Noonan, B. & Miller, C. (2000). Leadership for educator wellness: An exploratory study. International Journal
of Leadership in Education: Theory and Practice
. 3(l) 41-56.

Noonan, B., Tunney, K., Sarich, C. & Fogal, G. (1999). Developing student codes of conduct: A case for principal-parent partnership. School Psychology International. 20 (3) 289-299.

Noonan, B., Hildebrand, D., & Yackulic, R.A. (1997). The relationship of early language skills and subsequent school achievement: A longitudinal study. Alberta Journal of Educational Research. XLIII (4) 254-257.

Noonan, B., & McDonough, K.F. (1997 ). A board's mission statement. Catholic School Studies. 70 (1) 10-13.

Noonan, B., Colleaux, J. & Yackulic, R.A. (1997). Two approaches to beginning reading in early french immersion. The Canadian Modem Language Review. 53 (4) 730-742. Noonan, B. (1996). The 5 A's of school success. The Canadian
School Executive
. 16 (1). 3-5.

Noonan, B., & Yackulic, R.A. (1995). Implementing a comprehensive classroom assessment program. The Canadian
School Executive. 14 (10) 6-12. Noonan, B. (1998). Saskatchewan Separate Schools. 2nd edition. St. Peters Press.

PAPERS IN NON-REFEREED JOURNALS

B. Noonan, 2000. The standards movement and Opportunity-to-Learn. University of Manitoba. Manitoba Council on Educational Leadership.

Noonan, B. & Hanson, B. (1999). Can school-based teacher-leadership work? Education Canada. 38 (4).30-31 Canadian
Education Association.

Noonan, B., Hildebrand, D. & Yackulic, R.A. (1998). The effects of early oral language skills and subsequent school achievement. SSTA Research Center #98-06. Saskatchewan School Trustees' Association. Regina.

Noonan, B. (1997, May). Focus groups: How and when to conduct them. CEA Newsletter. Canadian Education Association.
Toronto.

SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION / IN PREPARATION

Noonan, B. with Scharf, M., Hallman, D., & Lyons, J. (editors). A history of education in Saskatchewan: Selected readings. UBC Press.