Anasakina Ismail | Lecturer in Psychology
Anasakina Ismail is a PhD candidate in Educational Psychology, specialising in constructivist pedagogical practices and their impact on student motivation and self-concept. Her academic interests also span community psychology, correctional psychology, criminology, and criminal behaviour.
Since 2020, she has been actively involved in undergraduate teaching while also serving as a social advocate with non-governmental organisations, working on initiatives that connect education, community development, and social justice.
Through her research and practice, she is passionate about advancing inclusive and contextually relevant approaches to education, with a particular focus on supporting underserved learners and alternative education pathways.
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Telephone |
+60 7 268 6290 |
Web profile |
https://linkedin.com/in/anasakina-ismail-61b041199/ |
Speciality areas |
1) Community and cross-cultural psychology |
Highest qualification and awarding body |
PhD in Educational Psychology, University of Technology Malaysia |
UoRM programmes taught/supervised |
BSc (Hons) Psychology/Psychology with Professional Placement |
Research interests |
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Current projects |
Constructivist pedagogical practices and their implications for student motivation and self-concept within alternative education in Sabah. Childhood Sexual Trauma and Social Trajectories: A Phenomenological Study of the Maknyah Community in Malaysia |