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Attention Scholars: Please click here to be directed to a page containing information on the Collaborative Action Research Presentations in May, as well as submitting a proposal to NERA for presenting poster presentations.
Welcome to the Pace University Teaching and Research in Autism (TARA) Wiki for Spring 2009!
The TARA Advanced Certificate in Autism and Severe Disabilities is a post-graduate certificate program offered through Pace University's School of Education. Through both coursework and collaborative action research, TARA scholars explore a variety of interventions and practices concerning issues related to autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and other related disabilities.
As a requirement for course ED775 Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities, taught by Jamie Kijowski, each TARA scholar will contribute to the building of this wiki by creating personal pages hosting completed assignments, action research measurement techniques, and lists of resources. It is our hope that this wiki will serve the public as a resource for information regarding the education of children with ASD, as well as the creation and implementation of measurement techniques for educational research and classroom data collection.
This wiki will serve as a virtual home base, where scholars can retrieve the syllabus and online readings and recent announcements for ED775. It will also help us get know one another, so we can effectively create a community of learners dedicated to collaborative efforts in the field of education.
Attention Scholars: Please click here to be directed to a page containing information on the Collaborative Action Research Presentations in May, as well as submitting a proposal to NERA for presenting poster presentations.
Welcome to the Pace University Teaching and Research in Autism (TARA) Wiki for Spring 2009!
The TARA Advanced Certificate in Autism and Severe Disabilities is a post-graduate certificate program offered through Pace University's School of Education. Through both coursework and collaborative action research, TARA scholars explore a variety of interventions and practices concerning issues related to autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and other related disabilities.As a requirement for course ED775 Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities, taught by Jamie Kijowski, each TARA scholar will contribute to the building of this wiki by creating personal pages hosting completed assignments, action research measurement techniques, and lists of resources. It is our hope that this wiki will serve the public as a resource for information regarding the education of children with ASD, as well as the creation and implementation of measurement techniques for educational research and classroom data collection.
This wiki will serve as a virtual home base, where scholars can retrieve the syllabus and online readings and recent announcements for ED775. It will also help us get know one another, so we can effectively create a community of learners dedicated to collaborative efforts in the field of education.
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| queenaminah718 | Dose of Contoversy | 0 | Aug 28 2009, 5:32 PM EDT by queenaminah718 | ||
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Matt Laur of NBC will host a Dateline interview addressing immunization and its possible link to Autism. The show will air Sunday, August 30th at 7pm.
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| Jeneliz | Can children recover from Autism? | 0 | Apr 17 2009, 12:54 PM EDT by Jeneliz | ||
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Thread started: Apr 17 2009, 12:54 PM EDT
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Check out the following link:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/30262936#30262936 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/ |
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| Jeneliz | Transcendental Meditation reduces ADHD symptoms among students: | 0 | Apr 13 2009, 8:44 AM EDT by Jeneliz | ||
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Hello Everyone,
A co-worker shared this with me and I found it interesting. http://brainresearchinstitute.org/ |
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