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JEBPS

I received volume 8, number 1 of the Journal of Evidence-Based Practices for Schools recently. This special issue of JEBPS reflects the efforts of the Wing Institute (see link under “Web Resources”) to promote effective instructional and management practices in schools.

  1. Introduction—T. Steuart Watson
  2. Roles and Responsibilities of Researchers and Practitioners for Translating Research to Practice—Mark D. Shriver
  3. A Roadmap to Evidence-based Education: Building an Evidence-based Culture—Ronnie Detrich, Randy Keyworth, and Jack States
  4. Establishing and Sustaining Statewide PBS Implementation: A Description of Maryland’s Model—Teri Lewis-Palmer and Susan Barrett
  5. NCLB, Contingencies, and Utah’s Alternate Assessment—Karen D. Hager, Timothy A. Slocum, and Ronnie Detrich

Link to the publisher’s Web site for JEBPS where one can download a PDF of Professor Shriver’s lead article.

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Korea talks

Our tour of the Republic of Korea has been wonderful. The temples, the foods, and (especially) the people have been quite delightful. Although Pat Lloyd and I have been seeing some sights, I’ve also been meeting with special educators in Changwon, Busan, and Seoul.
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Response to Intervention Presentations

In case you missed the earlier post regarding the series of presentations at the April 2007 meeting of the Council for Exceptional Children, here’s a reminder that you can obtain copies of the passouts for the presentations right here at Teach Effectively!
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Good work

Read RedKudu’s post “How To Break Up A Fight.”

Doug Greer

In something that I found quite rewarding, Teachers College of Columbia University published a feature article about R. Douglas Greer, a professor whose work I’ve long admired. Why did I find it rewarding? Well, it’s pretty rare that people advocating a behavioral approach to teaching receive much recognition, but Professor Greer’s work richly deserves such commendation.
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CEC RtI 07 update

I’ve added a copy of the slides for the presentation by Charles Hughes and Donald Deshler to the list of availble documents available on the page covering RTI issues. Please see “RtI Commentaries” in the navigation element under “pages.”

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CEC RtI Presentations 2007

I had the pleasure of hosting a series of important presentations on the currently hot topic of response to intervention at the 20 April meeting of the Council for Exceptional Children in Louisville. I have posted a page providing links for PDFs of many of these presentations. As I can get the others uploaded, I shall post additional entries reminding folks of where to find these papers. If you are reading this page on the Teach Effectively! then you can find a link to the page in in the section of the navigation element headed “Pages.” For a direct link, click here.

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Engelmann book

Zig Engelmann’s original plan for publishing his recollections of the Follow Through Project called for PDFs of chapters to be available on Zigsite.com for two weeks each. In response to people who learned of their availability too late, he as created “something of a curtain call.” Get ‘em while you can!

DURING THE WEEK OF MONDAY, MARCH 12, ALL CHAPTERS WILL BE ON FOR ONE WEEK, THROUGH SUNDAY MARCH 18. Then, for sure, they will not return.

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