#SpecialEducation #education #psychology and #educationalneuroscience #learning science #researchers: question about collaboration across fields... are we all listening to each other enough?
I have the impression that...
special education researchers don& #39;t seem to show up at ed neuroscience conferences much
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neuroscientists don& #39;t seem to end up at special education conferences very often.
Does my impression match others& #39; experience? Are there data on this?
special education researchers don& #39;t seem to show up at ed neuroscience conferences much
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neuroscientists don& #39;t seem to end up at special education conferences very often.
Does my impression match others& #39; experience? Are there data on this?
Could special education researchers create more powerful interventions if they used more data from basic science?
Do neuroscientists know the behavioral/educational research on effective ed strategies for Ss, so their practice recs are not just retreading established research?
Do neuroscientists know the behavioral/educational research on effective ed strategies for Ss, so their practice recs are not just retreading established research?
Last note: I want to credit my colleagues @FumikoHoeft and (Twitterless) Ken Pugh at @haskinslabs for *full* commitment to collaborations w/ed researchers... they read (and know!) the intervention literature, and they value the work of sped researchers. True exemplars!