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Full-Text Articles in Education
“Why Did Devon Just Leave The Classroom?”: Disability Studies In Education-Informed Related Service Provision, Katie Newhouse, Laurie Rabinowitz
“Why Did Devon Just Leave The Classroom?”: Disability Studies In Education-Informed Related Service Provision, Katie Newhouse, Laurie Rabinowitz
Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
Public schools often schedule related services by using a mix of pull-out and push-in instruction, referred to as service delivery models. This poses challenges because the transitions to and from services are obvious to other students and can influence student identities and result in a loss of academic instructional time. This article shares inclusive approaches for novice teachers to learn how to organize related service provision in ways that strengthen student identities as individuals with disabilities. By focusing on how our previous teaching and research experiences inform our pedagogical design in our teacher education courses, we seek to open the …
An Analysis Of The Statewide Shortage Of Aba Professionals In New York, Leanna S. Mellon, Noor Syed, Lauren Lestremau Allen
An Analysis Of The Statewide Shortage Of Aba Professionals In New York, Leanna S. Mellon, Noor Syed, Lauren Lestremau Allen
Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
Support services for many Autistic students in schools is critical. Behavior analysts are one type of service provider who offer support services in and outside of school settings to Autistic students. As behavioral support services are increasing in educational settings, it is important to ensure there are a sufficient number of professionals trained to provide high quality and compassionate support. However, there may not be enough state licensed providers to meet the growing need of students across the state of New York (NY). The supply of state licensed behavior analysts (LBAs) was calculated for the state of NY, its six …
Teacher Certification During Multiple Pandemics In The Epicenter Of It All, Deborah Greenblatt 4509457
Teacher Certification During Multiple Pandemics In The Epicenter Of It All, Deborah Greenblatt 4509457
Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
Teacher certification exams were put on hold as New York City became the epicenter of the COVID-19 crisis in March of 2020. State officials closed testing centers and school buildings, and teacher candidates began to panic as administrators at their student teaching placements worked feverishly to adjust. This changed teacher candidates’ ability to complete the performance assessment required for certification (edTPA). Concurrently, COVID-19 was disproportionally affecting the Black community (Phillips et al., 2020) and areas with limited financial resources. Based on the demographics of students at The City University of New York, there were extensive health challenges for many of …
Looking Back In Order To Move Forward: Lessons From Covid-19 For Teacher Education, Kiersten Greene, Lizabeth Cain, Elizabeth Brennan, Brianna Vaughan
Looking Back In Order To Move Forward: Lessons From Covid-19 For Teacher Education, Kiersten Greene, Lizabeth Cain, Elizabeth Brennan, Brianna Vaughan
Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
This article provides critical perspectives on education technology integration in a teacher education context in a post-pandemic world. The authors—two early career teachers, one in a pre-school and one in an elementary school, and two elementary teacher education faculty members at a mid-sized public university—use the U.S. Department of Education’s 2016 guiding principles for educational technology in teacher education for analysis. The commentary evolves directly from and reflects the authors’ collective experience across the P-20 spectrum in education technology, with close attention paid to what was learned during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent pivot to remote learning …
The Other Fifty Percent: Expressions From Special Education Teachers About Why They Persist In The Profession, Laron A. Scott, Christine Powell, Lauren Bruno, Christopher J. Cormier, Kendra Hall, Old Dominion University, Joshua P. Taylor, Katherine Brendli
The Other Fifty Percent: Expressions From Special Education Teachers About Why They Persist In The Profession, Laron A. Scott, Christine Powell, Lauren Bruno, Christopher J. Cormier, Kendra Hall, Old Dominion University, Joshua P. Taylor, Katherine Brendli
Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
We examined reasons special educators are motivated to persist in the profession despite challenges that often lead to attrition for this group. Participants were 21 special education teachers with six or more years of teaching experience across multiple grade levels. Data were collected via the Zoom virtual meeting platform with four focus groups. Semi-structured interview techniques were used, and data were analyzed using deductive coding procedures. Participants shared external, employment, and personal factors associated with Billingsley’s (1993) career decision framework that influenced their persistence, such as supports from school administrators with expertise in special education law, passion for students and …
“I Changed My Mind”: Exploring Why College Students Change Majors To Become Teachers, Ross Bussell
“I Changed My Mind”: Exploring Why College Students Change Majors To Become Teachers, Ross Bussell
Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
While teacher education programs have long studied what draws students to choose a career in teaching, a less studied aspect of teacher candidates relates to students who change majors to become teachers. As a phenomenon that is common in teacher preparation, I am interested in better understanding why this happens. This article centers around six participants who began college choosing a science major, changing their course of study after at least one full year. Through questionnaires and semi-structured interviews, a discussion of what led the participants to change majors, what they were looking for when deciding to become teachers, and …
Letter From The Editors, Christine E. Ashby, Julia M. White
Letter From The Editors, Christine E. Ashby, Julia M. White
Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
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Message From The President, Jacob Easley Ii, Julia White
Message From The President, Jacob Easley Ii, Julia White
Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
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Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning
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Cameroon, The Transit Hub: How Chinese Regional Cross-Border Wildlife Trafficking Is Fueling Conflicts In Central Africa, Alexia Tata
English Language Institute
This poster aims to present the regional status of wildlife trafficking in Central Africa and how the demand from China deepens wildlife trade and fuels conflicts. Findings from a research carried out by the author in 2022 address three key factors: the current regional status; the causal dynamics; and the wildlife trafficking to conflict effect in the Central African region.
Using The Activity Parameter To Characterize Clay Mineralogy Of Expansive Soils For Infrastructure Projects, Aspy Bronoski Mbani Illo
Using The Activity Parameter To Characterize Clay Mineralogy Of Expansive Soils For Infrastructure Projects, Aspy Bronoski Mbani Illo
English Language Institute
This work focuses on the use of the activity parameter for theidentification of dominant clay minerals in soils. Published data fromfive samples of expansive soils, on which the clay minerals identificationhas been done using different techniques (X-Ray diffraction, FSRclassification, and the consolidation parameters), were used to calculatethe activity parameter. This geotechnical parameter, as well as otherplasticity parameters helped to determine and interpret the soilsproprieties and the principal clay mineral governing the mechanicalbehaviors of these soils. All in all, this study demonstrates that the useof the activity parameter associated with plasticity parameters (PL,LL,SL)is significantly sufficient to identify clay minerals for infrastructureprojects.
Leveraging Machine Learning For Cardiac Arrhythmia Insights, Beksultan Seidulla
Leveraging Machine Learning For Cardiac Arrhythmia Insights, Beksultan Seidulla
English Language Institute
The project traverses the intersection of maching learning and cardiology, utilizing a diverse array of algorithms and models to decipher complex patterns within electrocardiogram (ECG) data. The central focus lies on developing innovative computational frameworks capable of accurately identifying and classifying various types, thereby enabling prompt diagnosis and personalized treatment strategies.
Identity To Claim: Case Study Of Place Branding In Dharmasraya Regency, West Sumatera, Indonesia, Ongky Andriawan
Identity To Claim: Case Study Of Place Branding In Dharmasraya Regency, West Sumatera, Indonesia, Ongky Andriawan
English Language Institute
Having distinguished “value to offer” is paramount. Value or what canbe utilized in creating one provide assets for a city. Assets can generatebetterment economically, culturally, intellectually, creatively, etc(Richards and Duif, 2019). However, some countries, and especiallysmall cities find it difficult to acknowledge and create one. DharmasrayaRegency is one of the developing regions in West Sumatera, Indonesiawhich has potential value to offer. This poster analyzes The DistinctiveNature (DNA) of Dharmasraya as a small regency/city and the socialconstruction behind the appearance of the Imaginary Identity ofDharmasraya as The Land of Kings, among locals. This can further be aunique value Dharmasraya can offer …
Assessing Mental Health Through Community-Based Service In Bali, Indonesia, During Covid-19, Dewa Ayu Dwika Puspita Dewl
Assessing Mental Health Through Community-Based Service In Bali, Indonesia, During Covid-19, Dewa Ayu Dwika Puspita Dewl
English Language Institute
The present study sought to understand common mental disorders (CMD) such as depression, anxiety, and stress, sources of support, and coping strategies for the people of Bali during the pandemic.
Labour Rights: Exploitations Confronted By Myanmar Migrant Workers In Thailand, May Kham Eain
Labour Rights: Exploitations Confronted By Myanmar Migrant Workers In Thailand, May Kham Eain
English Language Institute
Myanmar has been experiencing a significant outflow of migrant workers in both regular and irregular ways due to the low job opportunities, collapsing economic system, and regional conflicts. Thailand is the most popular destination among Myanmar migrant workers. Though people are migrating to Thailand for a better future, many of them are exploited by different actors. This poster aims to identify vulnerabilities faced by migrant workers from Myanmar living in Thailand.
¡Esto Es América!: Analysis Of Language Policies For Incarcerated Spanish-Speaking Women In The State Of Florida, Jenny Paola Hincapié Marín
¡Esto Es América!: Analysis Of Language Policies For Incarcerated Spanish-Speaking Women In The State Of Florida, Jenny Paola Hincapié Marín
English Language Institute
Florida has the third-highest Hispanic population in the U.S. (US Census Bureau, 2020). This study will analyzelanguage policies concerning incarcerated Spanish-speaking women and employees of the Florida judicialsystem, i.e., exploring the performance of both non-English and non-Spanish speakers during legalproceedings. Language policies, and by extension, educational programs for inmates as well ascommunication training for prison employees and judicial staff, have evolved over time. Some of theseinitiatives have helped while others have revealed language barriers in the judicial system. The examination ofcurrent language policies through documentary reviews, such as the analysis of the Limited EnglishProficiency (LEP) Guidance document and ethnographic work …
Getting Syracuse University Students To Eat More Fruits And Vegetables, Firuza Allahguliyeva
Getting Syracuse University Students To Eat More Fruits And Vegetables, Firuza Allahguliyeva
English Language Institute
This survey study aims to analyze eating habits of Syracuse University students who have a meal plan «Nutrition assessment in the Syracuse University campus» filled out by the SU students finds that most of the subjects eat less fruits and vegetables than recommended daily amount, however they consume so much fast food.
The Untapped Potential Of Wind Resources For Electric Generation In Argentina, Naimi Larriestra Tiranti
The Untapped Potential Of Wind Resources For Electric Generation In Argentina, Naimi Larriestra Tiranti
English Language Institute
Argentina's energy landscape relies heavily on conventional sources, leaving it susceptible to fossil fuel related uncertainties This study highlights the untapped wind energy potential as a transformative solution for diversifying and securing the nation's energy supply By harnessing its significan t wind resources, Argentina could achieve energy independence and contribute to a greener future
Air Pollution In Quito-Ecuador, Daniela Guevara Proaño
Air Pollution In Quito-Ecuador, Daniela Guevara Proaño
English Language Institute
No abstract provided.
Key Innovations That Increase Access To Justice In Africa, Rukeme Stephanie Dundun
Key Innovations That Increase Access To Justice In Africa, Rukeme Stephanie Dundun
English Language Institute
No abstract provided.
Range Of Motion Project: Helping More Ecuadorian Amputees To Obtain Affordable Prostheses, Esteban Ortiz
Range Of Motion Project: Helping More Ecuadorian Amputees To Obtain Affordable Prostheses, Esteban Ortiz
English Language Institute
The poster describes the author's volunteer experience with Range of Motion Project ( The organization provides prostheses at affordable prices to economically vulnerable people in Ecuador, Guatemala, and the United States In the poster, the author discusses ROMP's clinical trip program, which involves volunteers from abroad building prostheses in Ecuador Finally, the poster invites readers to join the clinical trip in November 2023
Cyber Security: Detection Of Malicious Insiders For The Financial Benefit Of Côte D'Ivoire, Leama Nolvenne Tah
Cyber Security: Detection Of Malicious Insiders For The Financial Benefit Of Côte D'Ivoire, Leama Nolvenne Tah
English Language Institute
According to ‘Croissance Afrique’, a local magazine, the annual economic impact of cybercrime in Cote d'Ivoire is estimated to be 10 million dollars per year (2022). Furthermore, cybercrime is a costly issue in Cote d’Ivoire and the country is included in the list of countries with poor cyber security. Cybercrime affects not only the country but also has a worldwide impact. Improving cyber security will have a positive economic impact on the country.
The Moon: The Future Home For Mankind, Juan Manuel Losarcos
The Moon: The Future Home For Mankind, Juan Manuel Losarcos
English Language Institute
Space exploration has expanded rapidly in recent years, with Mars being a primary focus The Moon has gained significance as a potential stopover for space travel Studies suggest that lunar lava tubes can provide safe havens from space environmental factors Bessone et al 2020 Spacebee Technologies won the "Open Space" moon rover design challenge with their mini rover concept," RoverTito aimed at detecting lunar lava tubes using geophysical instruments
Complement To The Classroom (C2l): First Language Based E-Materials Platform For Effective Learning For Multi-Lingual Young Learners, Daw Sing Nue Marma
Complement To The Classroom (C2l): First Language Based E-Materials Platform For Effective Learning For Multi-Lingual Young Learners, Daw Sing Nue Marma
English Language Institute
This study will address the impactful and scalable solution to the challenges of multi-lingual communities facing access to education in Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), a southeastern region in Bangladesh. As a probable remedy for learning gap, this study will introduce a low-cost but accessible semi-online platform “Complement to Classroom (C2C)” to develop, upload, and utilize academic content in different mother languages to call for “no more language barrier” in education in CHT.
Evaluation Of Prevention, Management, And Eradication Strategies Of Brucellosis In Cattle In Albania, Nesturi Mario
Evaluation Of Prevention, Management, And Eradication Strategies Of Brucellosis In Cattle In Albania, Nesturi Mario
English Language Institute
The aim of this poster is to evaluate the control strategies of Brucellosis diseases in Albania and to highlight specific challenges that Albania faces with the management of this disease.Brucellosis is a neglected zoonotic disease caused by a type of bacteria called Brucella spp. that affects approximately 500,000 humans annually.[����] It affects various animals, including big and small ruminants, swine, and dogs. The bacteria can be transmitted through direct contact with infected animals, consuming contaminated raw animal products, inhaling airborne agents.[����] Even though it has rarely been reported (in humans) it can also be transmitted sexually or vertically (from mother …
Analysis Of The Digital Communication Channels Of The Spanish Government, Alfonso Pérez Sáenz
Analysis Of The Digital Communication Channels Of The Spanish Government, Alfonso Pérez Sáenz
English Language Institute
Politicaldistrust is an important issue in many established democracies in recent decades Specifically the European Union is realizinghowthe Eurosceptic parties, which criticize the European Union ( and European integration, are growing every yearEUcountries are intensifying their efforts to convey to their citizens the virtues of belonging to the UnionThisposter is focused on analyzing trends in the use of social media, in order to propose to theSpanishgovernment the implementation of new communication channels The ultimate goal is to be moreeffectiveand to increase its scope to engage citizens prioritizing the youngerpopulation
Production Allocation Under Uncertainties, Wycliffe Tugume
Production Allocation Under Uncertainties, Wycliffe Tugume
English Language Institute
In developing oil and gas projects, constraints limit the production potential of the field’s hydrocarbons. They include lack of adequate surface facilities, low oil prices, and contractual restrictions. This study investigated Guide rate and Priority allocation options available in Eclipse software for conventional wells. It was found that Guide rate option generally exhibited better performance than the Priority option with oil production initiated from low producer wells
Covid-19 Pandemic And Happiness: Evidence From Instagram, Septia Rani
Covid-19 Pandemic And Happiness: Evidence From Instagram, Septia Rani
English Language Institute
This study aims to analyze the use of happiness-related hashtags (e.g., #happy, #happiness) on Instagram posts before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the extent to which they differ or are similar across cultures.
Reducing Math Anxiety Using Self-Affirmation, Prima Sagala
Reducing Math Anxiety Using Self-Affirmation, Prima Sagala
English Language Institute
No abstract provided.
Foundations Of Progress: Unveiling Research Trends In Us Construction Management, Ben Moummad Alae
Foundations Of Progress: Unveiling Research Trends In Us Construction Management, Ben Moummad Alae
English Language Institute
The dynamic trends in US construction management over the previous five years are highlighted in this poster. We methodically tracked the occurrences of terms to offer insights using a metric analysis based on the SCOPUS database and the software VOSviewer (Fig. 1). The end result revealed 9 notable clusters that perfectly captured the spirit of these patterns.