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Letter-Sound Correspondence Intervention With Students With Asd, Sarah Hoemann
Letter-Sound Correspondence Intervention With Students With Asd, Sarah Hoemann
Rehabilitation, Human Resources and Communication Disorders Undergraduate Honors Theses
Background: The purpose of this study is to evaluate an intervention procedure to teach letter-sound correspondence for students diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Similar studies have been conducted; however, further research is needed. Purpose: Evaluation of this intervention to see improvement of letter-sound correspondence over five rounds of exposure to the intervention. Methodology: The research design was a single case study using a multiple baseline across participants. Baseline data were collected before intervention. The target population included three students aged 3-5 diagnosed with ASD who were previously enrolled in the Autism Clinic on campus. Materials included a laminated picture …
Parent Beliefs About Technology: A Comparison Of Homeschool And Formal Education Families, Eli L. Skelton
Parent Beliefs About Technology: A Comparison Of Homeschool And Formal Education Families, Eli L. Skelton
Rehabilitation, Human Resources and Communication Disorders Undergraduate Honors Theses
The purpose of this study was to gain information about how technology is used by parents to assist school learning as well as their opinions and beliefs about the role of technology in the learning process. Specifically, using homeschool and educational networks as well as social media for distribution of a digital questionnaire, this study sought to gauge parents’ experience with, as well as responses to, attitudes, and values towards the use of technology in homeschool and classroom education. Sixty-five parents of children who are studying at the elementary grade levels participated in this study. Twenty of these were parents …