Why is higher tier SWPBIS fidelity important for students with disabilities?See our new study on the relationship between exclusionary discipline and tiered fidelity.
Many thanks to @nikki_g_b and Nick Gage and the great folks at JPBI!
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Special series call for papers related to open science and early career researchers at the new Research in Special Education Journal. Reach out if you have any questions! https://t.co/CDNIscJljO
Being a researcher for vouchers is like being a doctor for cancer - it's senseless. I had a chance to respond to the Governor's state of the state address yesterday. SB2 won't raise achievement, won't offer parents clear information to make decisions, & will require parents waive their children's rights/federal protections under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. @TexasAFT@MomsAGAbbott@RYHT@GinaForAustin@jamestalarico@DianeRavitch@pastors4txkids@AFTunion@txstateteachers@tasanet@utexascoe #txlege
Fully preregistered qualitative study examining open ended answers by scientists about what they think of QRP's & open science practices. I love that two independent teams analyzed the same data. Not surprisingly, themes replicate perfectly across teams. https://t.co/a7PbIiTEnp
Just in time for winter break, our new paper was published! My @castl_uva colleagues and I focus on how implementation of a comprehensive birth-to-five curriculum, @STREAMin3_, supports inclusion across ECE settings @apwilliford@GinnyVitiello https://t.co/S5PHW3qTXJ
Science isn't just for reading. Check out the response of @sarahpowellphd, @EricaLembke, Brad Witzel, and other leaders in math education for students with disabilities to the recent NCTM/CEC position statement on our website. https://t.co/bMF0YAOMWU
Check out our new paper in Exceptional Children! A 5‐year study examining sustained implementation of Tier 2 and Tier 3 PBIS in U.S. schools!
#impsci#PBIS#MTSS@CenterOnPBIS@theAPBS@SpedMizzou
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New open-access journal in special education: Research in Special Education (RiSE). Special education research should be freely available to all!
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Inspired by our experiences and observations of social communication interventions, my colleagues and I wrote a practitioner paper to emphasize how we should be providing child-centered and child-led supports. See here: https://t.co/s8USpmhLoK
🥳 New paper introducing neurodiversity research...for kids! With @cjcrompton@KatieCebula@SueReviews
Frontiers for Young Minds is an open scientific journal where kids review alongside adults, making ideas accessible. Great classroom resource!
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