Institute of Education Sciences

I mean, these papers get published in education journals.

You know, look at the Institute for Education Sciences, look at the National Math Advisory Panel final report.

They synthesized good research, you know.

And by that, I mean the kind of research that's actually generalizable.

And over the last four years, she's gathered almost 2,000 followers on the Clubhouse app and several hundred others who listen to the podcast.

Uh, her dissemination work has been recognized by the Institute of Educational Sciences and the Texas Education, uh, Agency for Special Education, uh, Texas Education Agency Special Ed- Education Department.

Um, and she's written an article that we'll share tonight, and we'll share some of the links and resources.

Um, and Amy Smith brings y- 35 years of special education experience to the conversation, including 29 as an educational diagnostician and a practitioner, supervisor, and now regional educational consultant.

I mean, these papers get published in education journals.

You know, look at the Institute for Education Sciences.

Look at the National Math Advisory Panel final report.

They synthesized good research, you know, and by that I mean the kind of research that's actually generalizable.

I mean, these papers get published in education journals.

You know, look at the Institute for Education Sciences, look at the National Math Advisory Panel final report.

They synthesized good research, you know, and by that I mean w- the kind of research that's actually generalizable.

Martha Koch disagrees wholeheartedly.