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Full-Text Articles in Disability and Equity in Education
Up To 3 Welcomes New Info Specialist, Jolynne Lyon
Up To 3 Welcomes New Info Specialist, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about a new info specialist working for the Up to 3 program.
A Rolling Perspecitve: Empower(Chair) Yourself, Jennifer Holland
A Rolling Perspecitve: Empower(Chair) Yourself, Jennifer Holland
Blog Posts
The blog post is about wheelchair empowerment.
Assistive Technology Comes Full Circle With Donated Walker, Jolynne Lyon
Assistive Technology Comes Full Circle With Donated Walker, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about a donated walker.
The Difference A Wheelchair Makes, Jolynne Lyon
The Difference A Wheelchair Makes, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about the difference a wheelchair makes.
Pavithran Challenges Ninja Participants, Sue Reeves
Pavithran Challenges Ninja Participants, Sue Reeves
Blog Posts
Blog post is about ninja participants.
Dr. Sachin Pavithran Assumes Policy Leadership Role At The Cpd, Jolynne Lyon
Dr. Sachin Pavithran Assumes Policy Leadership Role At The Cpd, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about the new policy director at the CPD.
Cpd Named Organization Of The Year At Conexiones Familiares Conference, Jolynne Lyon
Cpd Named Organization Of The Year At Conexiones Familiares Conference, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about the CPD being named organization of the year at conexiones familiares conference.
Disability Skills Laboratory Update: Springing Into Summer, Jolynne Lyon
Disability Skills Laboratory Update: Springing Into Summer, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about summer activities at the CPD.
Living Well With Chronic Pain Begins June 4 In Brigham City, Jolynne Lyon
Living Well With Chronic Pain Begins June 4 In Brigham City, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about chronic pain workshops.
Living Well With A Disability Starts In 2 Northern Utah Locations, Jolynne Lyon
Living Well With A Disability Starts In 2 Northern Utah Locations, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about living well workshops.
Urlend Survey Finds Future Teachers Largely Unprepared For Children On The Autism Spectrum, Jolynne Lyon
Urlend Survey Finds Future Teachers Largely Unprepared For Children On The Autism Spectrum, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about a survey that discusses whether or not teachers are prepared for students on the autism spectrum.
Values, Mushfaking, And Literacy In Disability: Applying James Paul Gee’S Discourse Theory To The Deaf And Mental Health Communities, Adrienne Griffiths
Values, Mushfaking, And Literacy In Disability: Applying James Paul Gee’S Discourse Theory To The Deaf And Mental Health Communities, Adrienne Griffiths
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
The disability community has been a historically marginalized group and continues to be. Many advocates for inclusive language feel uncomfortable around the disability community because they are uncertain how to act and speak. There are two forms of language syntaxes that people primarily use to refer to someone with a disability: People-first language and Identity-first language. People-first language identifies someone first, then refers to their disability, such as “person with autism.” The second framework, Identity-first language, includes referring to someone’s disability first, then by another attribute. In other words, “autistic person.”
Both forms of language syntaxes have many reasons as …
Living Well With Chronic Conditions Workshop Starts May 1, Jolynne Lyon
Living Well With Chronic Conditions Workshop Starts May 1, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about chronic conditions workshops.
Sharon Weston Honored As Staff Of The Year, Jolynne Lyon
Sharon Weston Honored As Staff Of The Year, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about the CPD’s staffer of the year.
Cpd Services On The Move, Jolynne Lyon
Cpd Services On The Move, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about CPD services on the move.
Early Spring At The Disability Skills Laboratory, Jolynne Lyon
Early Spring At The Disability Skills Laboratory, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about the disability skills laboratory.
Cpd Welcomes Research Fellow Who Will Study Disability In Native Communities, Jolynne Lyon
Cpd Welcomes Research Fellow Who Will Study Disability In Native Communities, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is welcoming a new research fellow who is studying disabilities in native communities.
Up To 3, Logan's At Lab Team Up On Sam's First Bike, Jolynne Lyon
Up To 3, Logan's At Lab Team Up On Sam's First Bike, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about how a modified bike helps a person with a disability.
Considering College For Students With Intellectual Disabilities, Jolynne Lyon
Considering College For Students With Intellectual Disabilities, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about college for students with intellectual disabilities.
In Memoriam: Gordon Richins, Jolynne Lyon
In Memoriam: Gordon Richins, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is remembering a CPD colleague.
Statewide Training Teaches Low-Tech Assistive Technology Techniques, Jolynne Lyon
Statewide Training Teaches Low-Tech Assistive Technology Techniques, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about assistive technology training.
Low-Tech Assistive Technology Trainings, Jolynne Lyon
Low-Tech Assistive Technology Trainings, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about low-tech assistive technology trainings.
The "Why" Behind The Design: One Man's Experience With Web Accessibility Training, Jolynne Lyon
The "Why" Behind The Design: One Man's Experience With Web Accessibility Training, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about web accessibility training.
South East Early Intervention Program, Kelly Smith
South East Early Intervention Program, Kelly Smith
Blog Posts
Blog post about the South East Early Intervention Program being honored as the Community Partner of the Year.
Teaching Styles Developed For Resisting Institutionalized Cultural And Socioeconomic Stereotypes Of Mexican Americans, Rissely Parra, Micah Kwallek
Teaching Styles Developed For Resisting Institutionalized Cultural And Socioeconomic Stereotypes Of Mexican Americans, Rissely Parra, Micah Kwallek
Research on Capitol Hill
In the United States, we have produced and institutionalized unreliable educational practices that limit the potential for Mexican American students K-12.
Factual examples presented in the films Walkout (2006) by Edward James Olmos, Stand and Deliver (1988) by Ramón Menéndez, Spare Parts (2015) by Sean McNamara, and Niki Caro’s McFarland, USA (2015). These films show the undeniable need for teachers willing to stand alone and go against the societal expectations placed upon Mexican American students.
Our research suggests that stereotypes have restricted and diminished the potential for Mexican American students.
The research details to what effect teachers and administrators negatively …
Speak And Sketch: Improving Academic Retention In Students With Language-Related Learning Disabilities, R. J. Risueño
Speak And Sketch: Improving Academic Retention In Students With Language-Related Learning Disabilities, R. J. Risueño
Research on Capitol Hill
Note-taking can be a powerful learning tool for students. Effective note taking asks students to condense information for recall and then expand ideas back into paraphrased full sentences to use in presentations and essays. However, note-taking is hard for students with learning disabilities.
Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are educational specialists who can help. This case study is a follow-up to a larger Speak and Sketch treatment study. Students were taught three learning strategies: pictography, written notes, and verbal (or whisper) rehearsal of their own spoken, well-formed sentences.
Research Question: Will the Speak and Sketch treatment improve students’ notes, presentations, written reports, …
School Partnership Wins Awards, Jolynne Lyon
School Partnership Wins Awards, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
The blog post is about how the Public & School Partnership has won some awards.
Judith Holt: Working For The Day, Judith Holt
Judith Holt: Working For The Day, Judith Holt
Blog Posts
Blog post is about Judith Holt reflecting on a career-long quest for inclusion for people with disabilities.
Child Care Nutrition Program Expands, Jolynne Lyon
Child Care Nutrition Program Expands, Jolynne Lyon
Blog Posts
Blog post is about the CPD’s nutrition program providing 13,888 meals to children.
Judith Holt Recognized, Kelly Smith
Judith Holt Recognized, Kelly Smith
Blog Posts
Blog post is about how Judith Holt received the George S. Jesien Distinguished Achievement Award.