We're hiring a Project Manager for IES-funded Project SUSTAIN! Join our awesome team @lizbeth_bettini @michelita424 to develop an intervention for special educators' working conditions. Remote, 75-85K, full benefits, flexible start, opportunity to publish. explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/j…
Exciting opportunity for doctoral students and mentors focused on Education Systems, Education Technologies, Low-Incidence Disabilities, and/or
Postsecondary Education
Attention doctoral students! NCSER is announcing a Dissertation Research Fellowship Program. The total budget is $50k for one year. The proposal length is 8 pages. RFA will be out 8/29. Due date is 11/4. We're targeting four areas of needed research.
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Check out this new @IESResearch blog post with resources to support work to improve mathematics instruction and learning—especially for students with or at risk for disabilities that affect mathematics! 🔢 members.nces.ed.gov/blogs/re…
For the last 10 yrs, @lizbeth_bettini @michelita424 @Kristen_Obrien1 and I said: we need a measure of and intervention for special educators’ working conditions. Now we get to do both! IES funded Project RESPECT (measurement) last yr, and Project SUSTAIN (intervention) this yr!
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Educators! Come learn about Tier 3 intervention grids, the acting-out cycle, de-escalation plans, and strategies to support students with internalizing behavior patterns. Free PD on Zoom Thursday March 28, 2024 from 6:00-8:00 PM EDT. #Ci3T Register: kusurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com/j…
Exciting findings from a great team of researchers illuminating avenues for ameliorating disproportionality in schools ⬇️
🚨New Pub Alert 🚨Using quant survey data we explored how three organizational factors — admin support, school culture, and curricula — contribute to teachers' self-reported knowledge and use of culturally responsive education doi.org/10.1177/016146812312…
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Education unions across Florida will be decertified if membership is below 60%. Join your local union!
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Editors, including the editor in chief, of the Journal of International Students have resigned from the international-ed research publication after the publisher moved away from its open-access model
I sent this message to the JIS editorial team today:
Dear Senior Editor, Section Editors, Associate Editors, and Assistant Editors, as well as the Digital Storytelling Team:
I am writing to share that I have resigned from my role as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of International Students.
The new team overseeing editorial management does not share our journal’s historic commitment to open access and has initiated article processing charges (APCs). I was not involved in the decision to transfer oversight of the journal to this new team.
The new model means our journal and community will be forever changed. I have no words that adequately express all that has been lost with this decision.
I do have words to share with all of you: thank you. Thank you for your contributions and commitment that made JIS an inclusive global community accessible to all from 2011 to 2023. Rest in power.
- Chris
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Nice @beth_hawkins piece illustrating why staffing special education classrooms is so challenging: lots of sped teachers leave sped classrooms for other teaching positions.
the74million.org/article/exc…
Strong representation at TED CEC from U of Florida doctoral students at Kaleidoscope, including award winners Danielle Jeannite and Flo Bason!
Congratulations to our Kaleidoscope poster award winners! These scholars are doing amazing work!
@mia_chudzik , @edILLINOIS
@rebeccafolkerts, @edILLINOIS
@DJeannite5 , @UF_COE
@cmfclaude95 , @MasonCEHD
Florence Bason, @UF_COE
@LindseyKaler , @BU_Tweets
New pub on special educators of students with EBD's self-efficacy, burnout, and intent to leave the profession w/ Kristabel Stark @lizbeth_bettini @KathleenLane15 Eric Common @RoyerDJR @marcialrock journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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If you know someone please put them in contact 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
Still recruiting Black or AA school-based #SLPs for a focus group #researchstudy! The study's purpose is to explore Black school-based SLPs’ personal and professional identities, and the impact of intersecting identities on collaboration. More info here: forms.gle/pLdE8NS94WfQZwxJ8
Important findings that $ can reduce the shortage but not necessarily improve working conditions for special educators, which are linked with burnout, attrition, and use of evidence-based instructional practices
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Stop telling educators to practice self-care. Instead, put forth energy to eliminate the systems, structures, and practices that require educators to need so much self-care in the first place.
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Doctoral students in special education attending #TED2023 join us next Tuesday for a pre conference meeting online. Register at tinyurl.com/KaleidoscopePreC…
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I can't say enough about this group of co-authors. And I found the movement into special education among general educators to be the most compelling finding here.
What happened after Hawai‘i introduced $10K bonuses for special education teachers?
New @caldercenter WP w/ Zeyu Xu, @AllisonFGilmour, Lisa Lachlan-Hache, @lizbeth_bettini, & @NateJones_BU
Paper: tinyurl.com/mpwmuy3v
One pager: tinyurl.com/4st42p2f
Abstract &🧵⬇️ (1/10)
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We're excited to launch our Summer Supplement on translating #study_abroad research to practice! Read the introduction of our pilot issue here doi.org/10.36366/frontiers.v…


























