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Full-Text Articles in Disability and Equity in Education
A Rolling Perspective: Running On Empty, Jennifer Holland
A Rolling Perspective: Running On Empty, Jennifer Holland
Blog Posts
The blog post is about food nutrition.
Researchers: Web Accessibility Problems Widespread In Schools, Jolynne Lyon
Researchers: Web Accessibility Problems Widespread In Schools, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about internet accessibility.
Rare Disease Day: I'M A Circus Freak And I'M In Great Pain, Storee Powell
Rare Disease Day: I'M A Circus Freak And I'M In Great Pain, Storee Powell
Blog Posts
The blog post is about Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.
Cpd Honors Four Who Show 'Spirit Of Service', Jolynne Lyon
Cpd Honors Four Who Show 'Spirit Of Service', Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about service.
Ioti Application Process Opens With Informational Webinars, Jolynne Lyon
Ioti Application Process Opens With Informational Webinars, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about informational webinars.
A Rolling Perspective: “Lost Connection To Server”, Jennifer Holland
A Rolling Perspective: “Lost Connection To Server”, Jennifer Holland
Blog Posts
The blog post is about server problems.
Disability Course Helps Identify Personal And Social Privilege And Power, Jolynne Lyon
Disability Course Helps Identify Personal And Social Privilege And Power, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about a course that identifies personal and social privilege and power.
A Young Advocate In Africa Gains New Independence, Thanks To The Cpd, Jolynne Lyon
A Young Advocate In Africa Gains New Independence, Thanks To The Cpd, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about a young man in Africa receiving a wheelchair from the UATP.
A Rolling Perspective: It's The Most Hazardous Time Of The Year, Jennifer Holland
A Rolling Perspective: It's The Most Hazardous Time Of The Year, Jennifer Holland
Blog Posts
The blog post is about the hazards a wheelchair user might face in the winter.
Supporting Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder In Post-Secondary Education Settings: Common Barriers And Needed Accommodations And Supports, Ryan T. Paskins
Supporting Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder In Post-Secondary Education Settings: Common Barriers And Needed Accommodations And Supports, Ryan T. Paskins
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are enrolling in colleges and universities at an increasing rate. Although there is greater attendance in PSE settings, the graduation rate of this population is below the standard average. Improved services to help these students achieve their college and university goals are needed. Disability service professionals provide services to these students, yet oftentimes are not prepared to do so. In an effort to take a step toward addressing this concern, the current study began the exploratory process of identifying whether services provided by campus disability resources centers (DRC) align with the best practices that …
Using Photographic Activity Schedules To Facilitate Independent Completion Of Academic Tasks For Young Children With Autism, Nicole Taylor
Using Photographic Activity Schedules To Facilitate Independent Completion Of Academic Tasks For Young Children With Autism, Nicole Taylor
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
Some children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) struggle to perform a series of academic tasks, like academic worksheets, independently. Photographic activity schedules are one technique that has been demonstrated to promote independent behavior in individuals with ASD. This study examined how activity schedules impacted the accurate and independent completion of a series of academic worksheets for three young children with ASD ages 6 and 7. Participants needed to performed a series of math and reading worksheets in the presence of an adult, but struggle to display those concepts accurately in the absence of an adult. Procedures involved training participants to …
Cdp’S Pavithran Assumes National Leadership Role, Jolynne Lyon
Cdp’S Pavithran Assumes National Leadership Role, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about how CPD’s Pavithran Assumes National Leadership Role.
Five-Part Radio Series Highlights Disability In Rural Utah, Jolynne Lyon
Five-Part Radio Series Highlights Disability In Rural Utah, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about a radio series highlighting disabilities in rural Utah.
A Rolling Perspective: The Deserve Delusion, Jennifer Holland
A Rolling Perspective: The Deserve Delusion, Jennifer Holland
Blog Posts
The blog post is about homelessness.
Cpd Bids Goodbye To Dedicated Uatp Coordinator, Jolynne Lyon
Cpd Bids Goodbye To Dedicated Uatp Coordinator, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is a goodbye for the UATP coordinator.
Visitor From Thailand’S Bureau Of Special Education Interested In Empowerment, Jolynne Lyon
Visitor From Thailand’S Bureau Of Special Education Interested In Empowerment, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about a visitor from Thailand’s Bureau of Special Education.
Medical Cannabis: A Tale Of Two Patients, Jolynne Lyon
Medical Cannabis: A Tale Of Two Patients, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about medical cannabis.
A Rolling Perspective: This Is My Normal, Jennifer Holland
A Rolling Perspective: This Is My Normal, Jennifer Holland
Blog Posts
Blog post is about Holland’s perspective on being in a wheelchair.
Amy Heningsen Recognized By The Utah Down Syndrome Foundation, Jolynne Lyon
Amy Heningsen Recognized By The Utah Down Syndrome Foundation, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about a CPD employee being recognized by the Utah Down Syndrome Foundation.
Tot Spot: Eily’S Car, Rachel Williams
Tot Spot: Eily’S Car, Rachel Williams
Blog Posts
The blog post is about someone with Group B Strep Meningitis.
You Are Able To Parent, Even With A Disability, Kim Beckstead
You Are Able To Parent, Even With A Disability, Kim Beckstead
Blog Posts
Blog post is about parenting with a disability.
A Rolling Perspective: Poverty Is A State Of Mind, Jennifer Holland
A Rolling Perspective: Poverty Is A State Of Mind, Jennifer Holland
Blog Posts
Blog post is about how poverty is a state of mind.
Cpd Joins Statewide Program To Help Neurodiverse Young Adults, Jolynne Lyon
Cpd Joins Statewide Program To Help Neurodiverse Young Adults, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about a statewide program designed to help neurodiverse young adults.
Tot Spot: A Mother’S Journey At Up To 3, Jolynne Lyon
Tot Spot: A Mother’S Journey At Up To 3, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about Kimberlee Adams, a mom whose son attended the ABC class and received early intervention services from Up to 3.
A Rolling Perspective: To Thine Own Self Be True, Jennifer Holland
A Rolling Perspective: To Thine Own Self Be True, Jennifer Holland
Blog Posts
The blog post is about perspective on true self.
Counseling Competencies In Audiology: Important Knowledge, Skills, And Attitudes, Alex R. Meibos
Counseling Competencies In Audiology: Important Knowledge, Skills, And Attitudes, Alex R. Meibos
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The purpose of this study was to identify counseling competencies considered important for audiologists to possess to provide effective counseling in practice. To achieve this, researchers and clinicians with expertise in audiologic counseling, were recruited to participate in a three-round consensus survey. These experts were asked to generate and rate a list of counseling competency items they believed were important for audiologists to possess. In the final round of the study, final consensus was met on 64 counseling competency items (16 knowledge, 35 skills, and 13 attitudinal items) deemed important for audiologists to possess. The results of this study revealed …
Survey On Services Provided To Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder In U.S. Public Schools, Kendra Mcpherson
Survey On Services Provided To Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder In U.S. Public Schools, Kendra Mcpherson
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
It is of utmost importance that students diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the public school setting across the United States are receiving the best, most researched services and treatments. This study aimed to find out what services and treatments are most commonly being used for students with ASD in the public schools, to see whether or not those practices are supported by research, and to discover how involved parents and families are in the services being provided to their students. This study found that of the top 25 most commonly used practices, 17 of those were supported by …
On-Task Behavior For Students In A Resource Classroom Setting: Effects Of Activity Schedules On On-Task Behavior, Stephanie L. Mattson
On-Task Behavior For Students In A Resource Classroom Setting: Effects Of Activity Schedules On On-Task Behavior, Stephanie L. Mattson
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
Students who receive special education services in resource classroom settings often engage in low levels of on-task behavior during independent work time. Given the independent work demands in middle school classrooms, it is crucial for students who receive services in a resource classroom to engage in high levels of on-task behavior. The researchers examined the effects of activity schedules on on-task behavior, on-schedule behavior, and percentage of work problems correct in four middle school students receiving special education services in a resource math classroom. Results of the study demonstrate that on-task and on-schedule behavior increased for all participants following the …
Promoting Sociodramatic Play Between Children With Autism And Their Typically Developing Peers Using Activity Schedules, Azure J. Pellegrino
Promoting Sociodramatic Play Between Children With Autism And Their Typically Developing Peers Using Activity Schedules, Azure J. Pellegrino
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
Young children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) demonstrate behavioral deficits and excesses that can adversely affect their play skills. Teaching children with ASD to use activity schedules with embedded scripts have led to increased appropriate game play with other children with autism and typically developing peers; however, there is sparse research on promoting more dynamic social play in children with ASD. The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of teaching the use of activity schedules with embedded scripts on the sociodramatic play of preschoolers with ASD with their typically developing peers. We also examined the extent to …
Cpd Welcomes Bryson Carpenter To Its Media Team, Jolynne Lyon
Cpd Welcomes Bryson Carpenter To Its Media Team, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about the CPD’s new media team hire.