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Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session
We report findings from the first two years of a large-scale, three-year, quasi-experimental study to develop an evidenced-based instructional model that will improve literacy outcomes for young children who have been labeled as learning disabled and/or have an IEP for reading instruction. We describe change from multiple perspectives, all of which intersect to deepen our understandings about the complexity of developing and implementing evidence-based literacy practices.
Development of a Literacy Instructional Model for Students in Special Education - Jerome D'Agostino, The Ohio State University; Emily Rodgers, The Ohio State University; Robert Kelly, The Ohio State University
An External Evaluation of Student Progress - Spyros Konstantopoulos, Michigan State University; Jerome D'Agostino, The Ohio State University
Teacher Perspectives About Change: Tracing Evolving Beliefs, Attitudes, and Knowledge About Literacy Instruction - Emily Rodgers, The Ohio State University; Christa Winkler, The Ohio State University
Describing and Analyzing Change Over Time in Student Progress: A HEROES Case Study - Emily Rodgers, The Ohio State University; Leslie McBane, Southwestern City Schools District; Robert Kelly, The Ohio State University; Rebecca Berenbon, The Ohio State University