Intelligent Insights on Intelligence Theories and Tests
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| Dear Professor: We invite you to join us online for a Virtual Guest Lecture on the following topic: Guest Lecture Topic A Theory- and Research-based Approach to SLD Identification: Integrating RTI with Cognitive Assessment Data Monday, March 22 @ 2 p.m. ET - Click here to register Presenter: Dawn Flanagan, St. John's University | |
| | RTI and cognitive assessment are not mutually exclusive and both are necessary for diagnosis and treatment of SLD. While debates between RTI-only advocates and cognitive assessment advocates will continue, neither side has strong enough evidence to convince us to abandon the other. In her Guest Lecture, Dawn Flanagan will present a theory- and research-based definition of SLD that integrates data from multiple sources and methods via a tiered service delivery model which will aid in differential diagnosis (i.e., distinguishing SLD from other disabilities and conditions). In addition to our online Guest Lecture Series offerings, the Wiley Faculty Network is a complete instructor resource for technology training and tutorials, live workshops, and peer-to-peer consulting, all designed to encourage the sharing of experiences, ideas, and resources. Don't miss this great opportunity! We're looking forward to having you join us! Sincerely, Your Wiley Faculty Network Team FacultyNetwork@wiley.com 1-866-4FACULTY P.S. If you know of a colleague who might be interested in this guest lecture series, we encourage you to pass this email along. |
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This is the second half of the a mini-skills workshop made at NASP 2009 in Boston (CHC COG-ACH Relations Research Synthesis: What We've Learned From 20 Years of Research". The first half of this presentation is also available at Kevin McGrew’s SlideShare space and is called “CHC-Cog-Ach Relations Research Synthesis” ---- the current module is an attempt to demonstrate selective testing (branching-tree) referral-focused testing scenarios based on the results of the CHC Cog-Ach relations research synthesis, using the WJ III battery as the illustrative instrument. The viewer should first view the CHC Cog-Ach Relations Research Synthesis module prior to viewing this module.
I'm on the road again for work-related business. I will be attending and presenting at the 2009 NASP conference in Boston from Feb 23 to March 1.
We will have our lovely CHC Happy Hour soiree at 5:30 on Wednesday 2/25 at Jasper White's Summer Shack, which is right across from the Sheridan. We have a spot reserved by the bar. YAY!!! I need to go somewhere that says SUMMER!!! Man, it's cold here in Albany, NY. Oy!
I just received my CHC T-Shirt and Tote bag from Cafe Press. Looks pretty darn snazzy. My students are already teasing me.
Andrew Shanock has taken the lead in organizing a NASP convention CHC happy hour in Boston. Although he is still researching possible local pubs, he has established a general meeting area (should we call it "g" ?). Below is Andrew's update
I'm on the road again for work-related business. I will be attending and presenting at the 2008 ISIR conference in GA. I don't expect much time to blog...except for possible "push" type FYI posts re: content posted at other blogs. However, two years ago at ISIR there was a wifi connection in the presentation room and I attempted some "live blogging from ISIR." I MIGHT try that again....no promises.
At the forthcoming 2008 International Society for Intelligence Researchers (ISIR) conference (next week- Dec 11-14), I'm presenting an overview and update of the Woodcock-Munoz-Foundation (WMF) Human Cognitive Abilities project.
