Richard Shavelson

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Richard J. Shavelson is an educational psychologist who has published over 100 research articles and books in the fields of educational assessment, cognitive psychology, and science education. He is a professor in the Stanford Graduate School of Education and a past president of the American Educational Research Association.

Educational offices
Preceded by Lauren Resnick	President of the American Educational Research Association 1987-1988	Succeeded by Nancy Cole

v t e E. L. Thorndike Award

Recipients of the E. L. Thorndike Award for Career Achievement in Educational Psychology

1960s	1964: Sidney Pressley 1965: William Brownell 1966: B. F. Skinner 1967: Lee Cronbach 1968: Cyril Burt 1969: Robert J. Havighurst

1970s	1970: John Bissell Carroll 1971: Robert L. Thorndike 1972: John C. Flanagan 1973: Benjamin Bloom 1974: Robert Gagne 1975: J. P. Guilford 1976: Jean Piaget 1977: David Ausubel 1978: Julian Stanley 1979: Patrick Suppes

1980s	1980: Richard C. Atkinson 1981: Jerome Bruner 1982: Robert Glaser 1983: Jeanne Chall 1984: Anne Anastasi 1985: Ernst Rothkopf 1986: Nathaniel Gage 1987: Merlin Wittrock 1988: Wilbert J. McKeachie 1989: Frank Farley

1990s	1990: Richard E. Snow 1991: Herbert Klausmeier 1992: Robert Linn 1993: Samuel Messick 1994: James Greeno 1995: Lee Shulman 1996: David Berliner 1997: Richard C. Anderson 1998: Lauren Resnick 1999: Albert Bandura

2000s	2000: Richard E. Mayer 2001: John Bransford 2002: Joel Levin 2003: Robert Sternberg 2004: Michael Pressley 2005: Jacquelynne Eccles 2006: Patricia Alexander 2007: Jere Brophy 2008: Bernard Weiner 2009: Carol Dweck

2010s	2010: Richard Shavelson 2011: Barry Zimmerman 2012: Keith Stanovich

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