Research in Special Education (RiSE) is a diamond open-access journal. We’re seeking abstracts for papers on the use of open science practices in SpEd research. We wanna know how OS practices can be/have been used to support trainees and Early Career folks. @aletheiasociety.bsky.social

Take a moment and read this ncld.org/gutting-spec...

Gutting Special Education Research Dismantles Progress & Threatens Education for All - National Center for Learning Disabilities

On February 10, the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), the independent research arm of the U.S. Department of Education, abruptly terminated 89 federally funded research contracts.

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#PCRC closing session. AI and what it means for education. Is it good? Bad? A headache? We discuss.

I do love vocabulary and this session is all about it. @textproject.org presides.

Good morning #PCRC. This morning we are talking Advancing Policy in Special Education.

#PCRC, today’s Unconference, brought to you by @bill-therrien.bsky.social @bryancook.bsky.social, debriefs what the heck is happening with the grant funding.

Session #2 at #PCRC: Teaching Writing. If you know any of my following friends @, please tag them.

Good Morning #PCRC. This mornings first session is on Writing instruction chaired by my friend @tessaarsenault.bsky.social.

A new breakthrough in writing assessment by Dr. Cherish Sarmiento & my team was just published in British Journal of Educational Psychology. We’ve been psyched about this finding for a couple of years and happy to have it published open access. bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

<em>British Journal of Educational Psychology</em> | Wiley Online Library

Background Learning to write the complex academic language (AL) associated with a discipline (like science) is a critical task in education, with middle school being a key developmental period. Howe.....

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Do you want to hear the latest research on academic language via podcast? Don't miss this episode with Dr. Cherish Sarmiento about our recent article. My favorite part of the episode - Jake coins a new term - "academic-ishness" teachingliteracypodcast.com/e59-informat...

E59 | Informational Writing and Academic Language with Dr. Cherish Sarmiento

Dr. Cherish Sarmiento joins the show to talk about how fifth and eighth grade students use academic language in their writing. Importantly, we learn that words with seven or more letters may be one…

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Hi, I’m Cherish and I give play-by-plays of conference talks. I used to do this thing on a different app but you know what happened. It’s almost time for a conference and I have no idea how BS works but I can learn another platform, again.