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An examination of the use of computer-based formative assessements
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In: Georgia Educational Research Association Conference (2020)
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An Examination of the Use of Computer-Based Formative Assessments
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In: Leadership, Technology, and Human Development Faculty Presentations (2020)
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Identifying risk for language impairment in children from linguistically diverse low-income schools ...
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Identifying risk for language impairment in children from linguistically diverse low-income schools ...
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Thesis Work: An Ethnography of the Writing and Text Production of Professional Graduate Education Students
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Addressing Multilevel Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening in Korean American Women: A Randomized Trial of a Community-Based Intervention
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Agents of Change: Undergraduate Students' Attitudes Following Observations of Speech-language Pathology Service Delivery: Preliminary Findings
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In: Special Education and Communication Disorders Faculty Publications (2013)
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Poster: Cognitive and Linguistic Factors Influencing Sentence Recall in Young, Middle-Aged and Older Normal Adults
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In: CARS May Celebrations (2012)
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The Contribution of Essential Language Sub-Processes in Working Memory Assessment
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In: CARS May Celebrations (2012)
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Implementation of a Theory-based, Non-clinical Patient Navigator Program to Address Barriers in an Urban Cancer Center Setting
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Students’ Perceived Competencies to Identify Critical Elements of Speech-Language Pathology Treatment Sessions During Classroom-Based vs. Community-Based Observations
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In: CARS May Celebrations (2009)
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Community-based observations place many demands on students, faculty, and clinicians in the field. At BSC, we have begun to examine the benefits of requiring community-based pre-clinical student observations and whether the costs of this requirement outweigh the benefits. This study, a prospective, nonrandomized survey using a Likert-type rating scale, examined how students rated their observational skill during community-based versus classroom-based observations of videotaped sessions. Research Questions: 1. How do students rate their abilities to identify critical elements of a speech-language pathology treatment session during instructor-guided classroom observations? 2. How do students rate their abilities to identify critical elements of a speech-language pathology treatment session during community-based observations? Results Mean agreements with the item statements ranged from 3.8 to 4.6, with a mean agreement of 4.32. Highest mean agreements occurred for statements regarding students’ perceived skills identifying task expectations (4.61), off-task client behaviors (4.6), and transitions between tasks (4.54). Lowest mean agreements were for statements related to identifying the language domain targeted in the session (3.79), and the clinicians’ method of data collection (3.97). Implications of survey results will be considered as a basis for creation of an evidence base to support policy and procedure decisions regarding our undergraduate pre-clinical observation program.
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Curriculum and Instruction
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URL: https://vc.bridgew.edu/may_celebrations/2009/session2/28
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Predicting the Complexity of Generative Syntax from Measures of Working Memory in Younger and Older Adults
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In: CARS Summer Grants (2009)
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