A study by @MaureenConroy5 and team examines child outcomes from BEST in CLASS-Web, a web-based intervention, which supports teachers in addressing young children’s challenging behaviors https://t.co/ViJnQ4Y8Xm @BiC4Behavior@kgranger_7, @kssuther1
The @UMDCollegeofEd is searching for 2 faculty at the Assistant/Associate level in #SpecialEducation. Focal areas are (1) Early Intervention/Early Childhood & (2) Moderate to Severe Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities
More info below-please share those who may be interested!
Had a fantastic time this morning talking with
@dcpublicschools speech-language pathologists about supporting #positive#behavior and behavior management - continually impressed by the difference they are making for our students #slpeeps#SLP#SLT#DLD#SLCN
The @UMDCollegeofEd is hiring an Assistant/Associate Professor in the area of moderate to severe intellectual/developmental disabilities. Come join our #SpecialEducation program!
Review begins Nov 1 - we appreciate your help RT/spreading the word!
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A pub from @JasonChow and colleagues examined the extent in which language skills contribute to kindergarten children’s classroom-based friendship through social network analysis https://t.co/QqvUtBbpGw @MichaelDBro@kgranger_7
⬇️New Paper⬇️
In this Current Topics in Review, we talk about the importance of #language and #communication skills for students with #EBD and provide recommendations for #collaboration to best support student outcomes @alex_hollo
https://t.co/pdgXXXqjH8
A pub from @kgranger_7 and team examined the extent to which symptoms of teacher burnout and classroom adversity are associated with negative interactions between teachers and students with and at risk of EBD https://t.co/Ua1ebAYCCY @MichaelDBro@JasonChow@kssuther1
We also found that children at risk for specific language impairment (#SLI)/developmental language disorder (#DLD) were less central to their classroom networks, and the odds of a reciprocal friendship tie was more than 50% lower than peers not classified at risk 2/
New paper out in School Psychology with my awesome collagues. Children's #language skills were significantly associated with friendship centrality & reciprocity. In #kindergarten, kids who enter school w/lower language skills have fewer peers who nominate them as their friend 1/