‘A Front Row Seat to my Kid’s Learning’: how caregivers of children with IDD leveraged community cultural wealth to support virtual learning

International Journal of Inclusive Education · 2024 · 1 citations

• Sociology
• Pedagogy
• Psychology

Is Mixed Methods Bridging Educational Research Divides? Using Prevalence as an Indicator of Change

Journal of Mixed Methods Research · 2023 · 11 citations

• Sociology
• Sociology
• Computer Science

Mixed methods research (MMR) can serve to bridge fields of study disconnected by differences in content, epistemologies, and methods. Such bridging can benefit fields that are interconnected in practice but generally separated in research, such as educational research with its silos of “general” and “special” education in addition to various topic area foci. We explored the extent to which MMR has bridged education research silos by examining the prevalence of MMR studying a single topic (disability) across three subfields: general education, special education, and disability studies in education. We found differences in the prevalence of MMR between subfields and journals within subfields. We discuss patterns in ways MMR may both reflect silos and be employed to bridge long-standing divides.

Short Communication: Population Representation in HIV Cure Research: A Review of Diversity Within HIV Cure Studies Based in the United States

AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses · 2022 · 12 citations

• Sociology
• Medicine
• Gerontology

HIV is experienced across diverse populations, with gender and racial/ethnic minority populations bearing a significant proportion of disease. With National Institutes of Health (NIH) placing a priority on the enrollment of women and racial/ethnic minorities into studies, it is important to understand the diversity of participants in research. We sought to characterize how HIV cure research studies report data on diversity. A sampling frame of publications with funding provided by the Martin Delaney Collaboratories for HIV Research in 2019 was reviewed for reporting of demographic data. Of 55 publications that included research on humans/human specimens, only 51% provided any demographic description. There often is insufficient consideration of diversity of populations in HIV cure research. Ameliorating gaps in this regard will require recruitment of diverse populations/specimens and specifications to report demographic data in articles. This will ensure inclusion of diverse participants in HIV cure research from earliest laboratory to eventual phase III studies.

Implementing Multitiered Systems of Support in Preschool: Begin With Universal Screening

Young Exceptional Children · 2020 · 9 citations

• Psychology
• Developmental psychology
• Pedagogy