Rate My Professor Marian Mahat

Mahat has been recognized with the Research Excellence Award from the Faculty of Education in 2024, the Research Partnership Excellence Award, and the Early Career Research Excellence Award from the Melbourne Graduate School of Education. She received a Dyason Fellowship for her project examining Singapore teachers' spatial competency in collaboration with the Ministry of Education. Her key publications include 'Teachers' changing perspectives of their spatial competencies: A case study of professional learning in Singapore' (2024, Teaching and Teacher Education), 'Capturing learning in context: videos as a research method in school learning environments' (2024), 'Case studies on the transition from traditional classrooms to innovative learning environments: emerging strategies for success' (2019), 'Developing teachers' spatial competency: A tripartite model of professional learning and development' (2024), and 'The development of a psychometrically-sound instrument to measure teachers' multidimensional attitudes toward inclusive education' (2016). With 2381 citations on Google Scholar, her contributions shape understandings of how physical, pedagogical, and psychosocial dimensions of learning environments influence teaching and student experiences. Mahat co-authors on topics like global teacher shortages and leads projects such as Learning Environments and Inclusive Education.