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The Learning Disabilities Association of America announced its Healthy Children Project. In collaboration with the Children's Environmental Health Network, LDA is providing information and guidance for families about environmental factors t...
In the October 2026 monthly newsletter of the Association for Science in Autism Treatment, Elizabeth Hardesty, Kassidy Ashbeck, and Thomas Zane of the University of Kansas published an examination of the benefits of a dietary intervention t...
Julie Forrest Wyman, a documentary filmmaker who has examined the portrayal of the dimensions of human bodies (height, weight, and so forth), directed The Tallest Dwarf: Redefining Body Image and Belonging. This looks like a film many reade...
Here begins a series of posts about thinking about research in education
Of the many writers proposing changes in education, some pay homage to “evidence-informed,” “evidence-based,” “research-backed,” and other similar terms to verify the...
Might there be some valuable content in this session?
The West Regional Education Lab, a part of the US Institute for Education Sciences, is offering a free Webinar on reading comprehension instruction for young children.
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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!
Special Education Professor at Qatar University
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