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Educational Psychology - School Psychology
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Research projects

Research project Principal investigator
Assessing the Acquisition Rates of Children with Learning Disabilities: Making Working Memory Instructionally Relevant (Funded by the Learning Disabilities Association of America) Matthew Burns
Smart Character Choices Character Education Program (Funded by the United States Department of Education Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools) Matthew Burns
Response to Intervention in Urban Schools Matthew Burns
Applied Academic Interventions for Struggling Students Matthew Burns
Computer Based Assessment System for Early Reading (Funded by the Office of Special Education Programs) Theodore Christ
Subskill Analysis of Reading Fluency Theodore Christ
Project Viable (Funded by the Institute for Education Science) Theodore Christ
Schools and Families Together (SAF-T): Training of School Psychologists to Increase School Success for Students with DisabilitiesSandra Christenson
Persistence Plus: Using Check and Connect Procedures to Improve Service Delivery and Positive Post-School Outcomes For Secondary Students with Serious Emotional Disturbance.Sandra Christenson, Mary Sinclair and Martha Thurlow
Dakota County: Check and Connect Procedures for Truancy Prevention Mary Sinclair and Sandra Christenson
Dakota County: Elementary Truancy Prevention Using the Check and Connect Procedures Mary Sinclair and Sandra Christenson
National Center on Educational Outcomes Martha Thurlow and James Ysseldyke
Wyoming Assessment Project James Ysseldyke
Massachusetts Assessment Project James Ysseldyke
Accelerated Math Project James Ysseldyke
 
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