Stacey Skoning, Assistant Professor, Special Education, Focus - Inclusion

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Publications in progress include the following articles:

Using Movement to Teach Vocabulary in an Inclusive Elementary Setting

Special Education Teacher Preparation - Student and Program Assessment

Regular Education Teacher Preparation for Inclusive Schooling

Presentations and Publications recently completed:

Skoning, S. N., Clark D. (2009, February). Setting the bar: The development of an integrated assessment model for preservice and in-service special education teachers. Presented at AACTE, Chicago, IL.

Clark, D., Ganser, T., Heyning, K. E., McCollum, D., Prushiek, J. T., Skoning, S. N., St. Maurice, H., Sultan, A. (2009, February). A candid look at the role of teacher dispositions at four Wisconsin regional comprehensive Universities:  More than we expected but worth the effort. Presented at AACTE, Chicago, IL.

Skoning, S. N. (2008, December). Using the arts to access general education curriculum: An inclusive teaching approach. Presented at TASH, Nashville, TN.

Skoning, S. N. (2008). Movement and dance in inclusive classrooms. Teaching Exeptional Children - Plus 4(6) Article 2. Retrieved from  http://escholarship.bc.edu/education/tecplus/vol4/iss6/art2.

Skoning, S. N. (2008, August). Using arts as accommodations. Presented at Creating the Good Life: Improving Outcomes for Students with Severe Disabilities, Wisconsin Dells, WI.

McPeters, S. (Producer). (2008, April 25). Perspective [Television broadcast]. Moline, IL: WQPT.

I participated in a 30 minute interview on Autism Spectrum Disorders along with Dr. Temple Grandin and Mr. Tom Crane.

Skoning, S. N. (2008, April). Multiple intelligences and autism: How are kids who can’t speak smart? Presented at the First Midwest Regional Conference on Autism Spectrum Disorders and Inclusion, Rock Island, IL.

"Movement in the Early Childhood Classroom"
University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh 38th Anual Early Childhood Conference
October 20, 2007
 
In addition to this hour and fifteen minute workshop, I was one of a three-member panel of experts that responded to questions from the audience.

"Using Dance and Creative Movement to Enhance Instruction in Inclusive Classrooms"
Creating the Good Life: Improving Outcomes for Students with Cognitive Disabilities. Wisconsin Dells, WI. August 21, 2007.

I presented two sessions in which I worked with teachers and parents of children with cognitive disabilities to identify ways that dance and creative movement could be incorporated in their classrooms to enhance the inclusion of their students.

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