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LEARN MOREI am the Director of Juniper Gardens Children’s Project at the University of Kansas. I am also a professor in the departments of Applied Behavioral Science and Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences. My passion is to develop assessment and intervention tools for educators and clinicians to use. I draw from a number of disciplines and their evidence to make sure the products I develop and disseminate have adequate research behind them and that considerations for their feasible and sustainable implementation have been integrated into the research and development process. Specific areas of expertise include evidence-based practice, implementation research, MTSS, academic language, narratives, prevention of reading comprehension and writing problems, children with autism, and culturally and linguistically diverse students.
Managed a home-based service company for children with autism
Worked with teachers and parents of children with disabilities
MHS 6900 - Intervention Design and Implementation Research (3 credits)
IDS 2600 - Research in Community Based Settings
MHS 4006/6915 - Directed Research for Undergraduate/Graduate Studies
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PhD from School of Education at the University of California, Berkeley
PhD in Behavioral and Community Sciences, University of South Florida.
Storytelling Interventions to Improve Young Chiuldren's Written and Oral Narrative Language
PhD in Behavioral and Community Sciences, University of South Florida
Post Doctoral Researcher, University of South Florida
MS in Speech Language Pathology, University of South Florida
The Effect of Narrative Language Intervention on the Language Skills of Preschoolers with Hearing Loss Fitted to Hearing Aids
PhD in Communication Science & Disorders, University of South Florida
Comparison of Mothers’ and Fathers’ Storybook Reading
PhD in Communication Science & Disorders, University of South Florida
Effects of a Phonological Awareness Intervention on Latino Preschooler’s Dual Language Emergent Literacy Skills
PhD in Educational Psychology, Northern Arizona University
The Evidence Based Practice Self-Assessment Tool: Evidence of Reliability and Validity
PhD in Applied Linguistics, Northern Arizona University
Teaching Story Grammar to Develop Retell and Speaking Skills in EFL Contexts
PhD in Educational Psychology, Northern Arizona University
The Effects of High and Low Preferred Qualities of Attention on Academic Demands
Master’s degree in Special Education, Northern Arizona University
Doctoral candidate at University of South Florida; Early Childhood Multi-tiered Systems of Support
School psychology graduate student at University of South Florida.
Pyschometric Chaaractersitics of Academic Discourse Analysis Tools
MS in Communication Sciences and Disorders, University of South Florida
PhD in Education, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile.
PhD in Communication Sciences and Disorders, University of South Florida.
Develops, validates, and disseminates empirically supported assessment and intervention materials and procedures for diverse children.
A network of researchers teaming together to respond to the educational issues related to early childhood multi-tiered systems of supports.
Current Developments is a non-profit organization that sorts, filters, and organizes research so that practitioners can readily use it.
Committee on Clinical Research, Implementation Science, and Evidence Based Practice (CRISP)
I led an interdisciplinary team of experts to work in Belarus, helping to build their capacity around autism services.
Undergraduate students provide academic language interventions to elementary students.
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Trina served on the executive committee of SPABA and supports interprofessional collaboration
Trina partners with the museum to study things that are important for the Tampa community and the museum
RPPs are collaborations among researchers, practitioners, and members of the community to examine a topic of interest, enhance the quality of research, and generate approaches or solutions to address problems of practice