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Members of the lab headed a few hours north to Toronto for the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) conference. Dr. Daley and Mike McCarthy presented at a roundtable about students with disabilities in social and emotional learning (SEL) curricula. Dr. Daley also presented with a colleague from the Museum of ScienceContinue reading “AERA 2019 in Toronto”

Dr. Daley’s work was featured on a new podcast for speech-language pathologists called “See, Hear, Speak.” This episode (#2) with lab collaborators Gabbie Schlichtmann and Alyssa Boucher focuses on stigma around learning disabilities and Universal Design for Learning. Congratulations to Tiffany Hogan and colleagues for launching this new effort! Check it out here!

Dr. Daley published an article with colleague Gabbie Rappolt-Schlichtmann in Learning Disability Quarterly. The article describes work on understanding experiences of stigmatization among adolescents with learning disabilities. Please be in touch if you would like access! The abstract is available here.

Dr. Daley has been awarded a 5-year grant from the National Science Foundation to focus on motivational beliefs among adolescents with learning disabilities. Check out announcements of the award here: Warner School Professor Wins Major NSF Award to Help Students with Learning Disabilities Thrive in STEM Fields (March 2018) Warner School Wins $800,000 Research GrantContinue reading “NSF CAREER Award Announced”