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Many Dear Readers of Special Education Today know about World Down Syndrome Day, the annual event 21 March that promotes awareness of individuals with Down syndrome. Some Dear Readers may want to submit designs in the annual Lots of Socks d...
What in the world was in this 2016 post on Teach Effectively?
On 24 June 2016 on my old blog, Teach Effectively, I published a post entitled “Barbash: Fix affirmative action by fixing k-12 instruction.” It was quite brief. It simply provid...
Doug Carnine published an article 22 June 2026 on his ‘stack that I encourage readers of Special Education Today to read. Here’s the title and it’s linked to the post: Why We Can Trust the Science of Reading. I encourage readers to share Do...
Happy Father’s Day to my father and the many others in our community.
My father, William E. Lloyd, Sr., was a wonderful man in my eyes. Here’s a photo of the two of us together at the 1994 dedication of a local library facility named in h...
How 'bout another road-to-recovery post?
Often on spring mornings here in BeautyVille at Special Education Today Central (AKA “home”), I take a mug of coffee onto one of the porches, start the Merlin app on my personal digital communicatio...
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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!
I am a researcher and champion for high quality public education for children and youth with and without disabilities.
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