Tuesday, January 10
When the U.S. Supreme Court made its first substantive interpretation in 1982 of the main federal special education law, it was careful to say that courts should not impose their own view of education adequacy upon states and districts for children covered by the law.... Continue reading »
Friday, January 6
The problem that brought 7th-grader Ethan Herald to pediatric psychologist Katrina Lindsay at Akron Children’s Hospital was a vocal stutter he later named his “echo tic.” Ethan is outgoing and had no trouble with church readings or speaking in front of his class at... Continue reading »
Monday, December 19
The late Edward S. Shapiro, who was professor of School Psychology and director of the Center for Promoting Research to Practice at Lehigh, won a prestigious national award in February 2016 for his lifelong contributions to the training of school psychologists. He died... Continue reading »
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Thursday, November 24
A growing number of parents across various states have allowed their children to opt out of taking standardized tests, arguing the scores are improperly used to evaluate students and teachers. This movement begs the question—what are the merits of standardized testing?... Continue reading »
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Wednesday, November 23
In this special edition on veterans affairs, Nicole Johnson, an assistant professor of counseling psychology who has conducted extensive research on gender-based violence, comments for an article about military sexual trauma or MST. MST is defined by the military as any... Continue reading »
Thursday, November 17
It was the first time the College of Education led a briefing at the UN. An effective education requires more than a top-down approach, two Lehigh education professors said last week at a United Nations panel discussion titled “NGO Partners and Resources: A Global... Continue reading »
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