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S.M.A.R.T Technologies For Students Who Are Deaf With Disabilities, Logan Silverman, Caroline Guardino
S.M.A.R.T Technologies For Students Who Are Deaf With Disabilities, Logan Silverman, Caroline Guardino
Showcase of Osprey Advancements in Research and Scholarship (SOARS)
In 2017, Drs. Guardino, Cannon and Mr. Logan Silverman presented the different types of technology that may assist professionals when working with students with disabilities. Last year, in November 2018, Dr. Guardino gave a keynote presentation at the Florida Educators of the Deaf and hard of hearing annual conference addressing the various strategies professionals use when serving students who are deaf with disabilities (i.e., autism, learning disabilities, attention deficit disorder). Within the presentation, a live poll was taken to ascertain and share the exact strategies used. Interestingly, many of the professionals responded to the poll by offering their use of …
What Is The Impact Of Positive Feedback On Student Academic Achievement?, Ashley Rader, David Hoppey
What Is The Impact Of Positive Feedback On Student Academic Achievement?, Ashley Rader, David Hoppey
Showcase of Osprey Advancements in Research and Scholarship (SOARS)
This research project focused on how positive feedback affects student’s academic achievement. To begin, I researched different types of positive feedback, how to use it, and the outcomes of other studies focusing on the impact of using positive feedback. My study was done over the course of three months and four students who were struggling in math were selected to participate in a small group. While working with the students on math content standards I also intentionally embedded positive feedback into my lessons in several different ways. I would give feedback during instruction, for example saying, “great question” and “good …
How Does Student Self-Efficacy Affect Achievement?, Meghan Taylor, Deborah Reed
How Does Student Self-Efficacy Affect Achievement?, Meghan Taylor, Deborah Reed
Showcase of Osprey Advancements in Research and Scholarship (SOARS)
This presentation highlights the systematic integration of teacher inquiry within the undergraduate special education program at the University of North Florida. Inquiry is embedded across courses each semester and put into practice in a variety of ways in our PDS network. In all, inquiry serves as a tool for capturing student learning as candidates collaborate with mentor teachers to intervene and meet the needs of diverse learners. During the Fall 2019 semester, I implemented high leverage practices, collected and analyzed data of my students’ learning, and presented outcomes to my peers. By focusing on data-based decision making and designing instruction …
Preliminary Data Of The Smartsignplay Prototype: A Sign Language App For Families With Children Who Are D/Deaf Or Hard Of Hearing, Caroline A. Guardino, Brianna Balch, Sarah Rearick
Preliminary Data Of The Smartsignplay Prototype: A Sign Language App For Families With Children Who Are D/Deaf Or Hard Of Hearing, Caroline A. Guardino, Brianna Balch, Sarah Rearick
DHI Digital Projects Showcase
SmartSignPlay is an app aimed to assist children who are d/DHH and their families learn functional signs to support early communication development. The app is interactive and can be played on smartphones and tablets. The process of developing the app and preliminary results of the pilot study will be presented.
Smartsignplay: Lily Learns American Sign Language, Jeremiah Doody
Smartsignplay: Lily Learns American Sign Language, Jeremiah Doody
DHI Digital Projects Showcase
Many children are born either wholly or partially deaf, leaving parents to wonder how they can communicate with, and teach their child. For a hearing parent, unfamiliar with American Sign Language (ASL), traditional methods can be exasperating. Additional methods are helpful to reinforce this learning process. The teaching method needs to be effective, yet easy enough for a 2 year old to pick up. Likewise, the premise needs to actually hold the child’s attention. SmartSignPlay was proposed as an interactive smartphone, or tablet, game designed to make teaching ASL easier and fun. The game was to be point and click, …