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1. How Teaching Helped Me Be a Better Researcher
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By Emily Green, MA | March 30 2017
Research Assistant, ETRThere is something about being a teacher that you carry with you, even if you transition to something else. I didn’t expect to become a K-12 science teacher, but I loved doing it. Now, I find myself being a teacher in everything I do. It gets into your blood. It changes the way you think. And I cannot thank my students enough for changing me in this way.
- By Emily Green, MA
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2. Presumed Competence: Reaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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By Deirdre Hickey Sturm, BCBA, CCC-SLP | October 13, 2015
Program Director, Including Special Kids & Clinical Director, Special Kids CrusadeImagine, for a moment, that you’re back in middle or high school. Your class is about to explore a topic that really interests you. You can hardly wait for your teacher to get started.
And now imagine that you aren’t able to mention to anyone that this is a favorite topic. You cannot pick up your pencil to show that you’re ready to take notes and learn. You aren’t quite able to bring your eyes up to meet your teacher’s gaze. Instead, you look at a spot on the floor, ears wide open and eager. Suddenly your hands are flapping in excitement.
And then, one of these scenarios unfolds.
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