Sitemap - 2024 - Special Education Today by John Wills Lloyd
Model-(Lead)-Test: The overview
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Another of “Fred’s” Fixed Intervals has elapsed
Behavior, evolution, and teaching
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It's time for another FI to occur
"How you learn has nothing to do with how brilliant you are."
Holden Thorp on neurodiversity
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Nebraska to provide up to $10K to each of 850 families
Resources about DI's effectiveness
Pew survey data on teaching in the US
Effectiveness of special education
Pedaling and peddling literacy
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Is higher education continuing to 'sell a story?'
Sold a Story released episode 10
Green space and EBD-related problems
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She's back! E. Hansford on what's been happening in reading
The cat is out of the bag: The EAC
Sharon Vaughn on misunderstanding SOR
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School shootings increased in 2017-'22
Natalie Wexler examined whether Lucy Calkins provided explicit, direct instruction
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Friday photos—Marcy Stein got away!
ADHD meds connected with lower risk of mortality
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"Fred's" FI collection of recent resources
More about cognition, communication, self-stuff in bees, apes, chimps, and children
On bumblebees, learning, and peer tutoring
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Women leaders in special education—redux
Parents sue LEA for transportation problems
Weighing kids down with bologna
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Snippets: Notes from the SET beat: March 2024
ASAT newsletter for March 2024
Celebrating businesses that hire individuals with disabilities
Reforming reading instruction: eating elephants and pushing back
Misleading ratings of literacy curricula
ASD, neurodiversity, advocacy, & behavior analysis
Ruth Gottesman endows med school tuition
Developmental disabilities awareness month
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Let's talk camp for kids who use AAC
Loving our kids --> open science
Woman with quadriplegia sued for trespassing
Trisomies in children who died 1000s of years ago
Sharon Vaughn talked about reading comprehension again
Genetics, disabilities, and early identification
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Retired speducator opens shop where former students can work
About youth with intellectual-developmental disability in foster care
Vaccinations and disabilities redux
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Snippets—Potpourri of recent stories, early February 2024
Yes, Virginia, we should teach behavior
February is a long month this year
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North American Inclusion Month
Olds: Special education–overidentification and dumping
A glimpse of benefits of ABA for young children
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Snippets—Potpourri of stories for a week
Mayor promoted accessible playgrounds, sensitive policing
Shanahan: There are no brain-based methods of teaching reading!
Measles, vaccination, public health, and our kids
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Olds: Motivating them is insufficient
Friday photo, and it's not a person
Chatting away on the CEC board
Competing perspectives on behavior and students
An ethnography about autism & technology
More on reading comprehension from Dan Willingham
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Disability, ableism, and inclusion in normal environments
Illinois group announced a virtual conference on behavior disorders
New York state governor proposed policies promoting effective reading instruction