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Technology helps alumni improve special education

August 28, 2017 by Kai Raymer

Beckman and Ortman are special education teachers in the Ozark (Mo.) R-VI School District. They earned their bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Missouri State University and were frequent classmates in the College of Education, quickly bonding over a common interest in special education studies. “We were both like-minded, always wanting to know what the best practices are, … [Read more...] about Technology helps alumni improve special education

Filed Under: Student Accomplishments, Uncategorized Tagged With: Bear POWER, college of education, graduate college, Ozark Middle School, Special Education, Teachers

Rethinking education: How to engage students who have special needs

December 2, 2016 by University Communications

From the beginning, Reesha Adamson could sense her calling. She wanted to improve the lives of young people. … [Read more...] about Rethinking education: How to engage students who have special needs

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Congratulations to Dr. Reesha Adamson!

July 13, 2016 by Nicki Donnelson

Dr. Reesha Adams in a hall of a local school she works with.

Her research has been featured in the 2016 issue of Mind’s Eye! Learn about her research online and in the video below. … [Read more...] about Congratulations to Dr. Reesha Adamson!

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Helping migrants learn in southwest Missouri

June 20, 2016 by University Communications

Imagine starting a new school year, but instead of excitement there’s an overwhelming sense of anxiety. This is what many migrant students deal with when attending school for the first time in the United States. Missouri State University instructional specialist Claudia Franks recently received a grant continuation for a school in McDonald County that works […] … [Read more...] about Helping migrants learn in southwest Missouri

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One size fits all doesn’t work in the classroom

May 13, 2016 by University Communications

From the beginning, Reesha Adamson could sense her calling. She wanted to improve the lives of young people – those of elementary school age, especially – who have behavioral disorders such as oppositional behaviors, depression, anxiety and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) that manifest themselves in learning environments. … [Read more...] about One size fits all doesn’t work in the classroom

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