… Area of Expertise Literacy & Language Dr. Tiffany Hogan to work with Center for Reading Research and the University of Virginia to convert discoveries into … is behind the Learning Disabilities Translational Science Collective , a multi-site research center that will utilize $8,911,922 from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver … research into practical solutions. “If you want to get research into practice, the best way to do that is through team science,” said Hogan, a professor in the …

… S.  Exploratory Analysis of Physical Therapy Utilization and Practice Patterns for Individuals with COVID-19. Platform session.  Baldwin J,  Perron A, Schneider J. “Pivoting Clinical Education from On-Site to Virtual:  Meeting the Needs of Two Communities.” Poster.  Baldwin J , … S . Identifying Factors Associated with Outpatient Physical Therapy Utilization for Older Adults with Osteoarthritis Using EHR. Poster.  Tiwari D, Clock C,  Gore S. …

… of Health funding to determine which feedback-based learning approaches work best. Determining how children with developmental language disorder learn has been understudied for years.   The condition, which affects about 8% of students in the country, is one … method called corrective recast.  “We're asking novel questions that are important for decision-making in the clinic,” said Arbel, who is co-director of the MGH …

… the MGH Institute of Health Professions conference, “Implementation Science IS for All: A CSD Practice-Research Exchange,” on April 28 and 29.      Co-organized and … new,” said Hogan, “but a conference focused solely on implementation science for CSD? Well, that is new.”  Hogan’s presentation focused on school-based research … of South Florida, shared his many experiences and lessons learned, such as the best ideas come from talented practitioners, and that some administrators will always …

… is an innovative teacher and dedicated administrator who has been a catalyst for interprofessional education and community-based service learning at the … of SHRS into the future.” Added Dr. Reamer Bushardt, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, “Laura has all the necessary talent, skills, and abilities to … of the intricacies of curricular design. “I love trying to figure out the best ways to make learning engaging, inclusive, and impactful,” said Plummer, who in …

… said President Paula Milone-Nuzzo. “Their dedication enables us to provide the best education to our students training to be health care professionals, to make … , Enrollment Services;  Lewis Chao , Information Technology;  Angela Cruz , Center for Interprofessional Studies and Innovation;  Ginny Do , Center for Interprofessional Studies and Innovation;  Carla Donati , Nursing;  Gail D’Ovidio …

… can shift dramatically. By the end of the summer, reading scores tend to decrease for most students. Reading is experience-dependent in that readers improve with … The assumption is that scores decrease during the summer due to a downward shift for reading activities relative to the school year. On the one hand, this fluctuation … how the new research into this area has turned the old research on its head?  For decades, there was an assumption that summer slump impacted students from lower …

… New Research Grant Could be a Game Changer for Struggling Readers … New Research Grant Could be a Game Changer for Struggling Readers Topics Research Area of Expertise Literacy & Language … and oral language skills have improved. Students with low language are at risk for language difficulties but don’t necessarily have a disability.  “We are asking if …