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I live with Pat & 2 cats in C'ville, VA, USA. I'm a retired tchr & prof. I promote evidence-based methods to improve outcomes for Folx with disabilities. I wrote academic s[*]; refs to it are scattered about on the intertubes. Let's play!
Associate Professor at Florida State University; PhD graduate of University of Virginia
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