Watch how the ideas unfold and spiral about as two gentlemen have a conversation about thinking thoughts:
outside the box from joseph Pelling on Vimeo.
Thanks, Matt Gullet, for sharing this video!
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Watch how the ideas unfold and spiral about as two gentlemen have a conversation about thinking thoughts:
outside the box from joseph Pelling on Vimeo.
Dr. Kevin McGrew is Director of the Institute for Applied Psychometrics, and is known for his research in the Cattell-Horn-Carroll (CHC) theory of cognitive abilities. He is a researcher, professor, and experienced school psychologist.
Below is a visual map of the IAP website:
Several months ago I wrote about Kevin McGrew's IQ's Corner blog.
"An attempt to share contemporary research findings, insights, musings, and discussions regarding theories and applied measures of human intelligence. In other words, a quantoid linear mind trying to make sense of the nonlinear world of human cognitive abilities."
Kevin also maintains the IQ Brain Clock blog:
"An attempt to track the "pulse" of contemporary research and theory regarding the psychology/neuroscience of brain-based mental/interval time keeping. In addition, the relevance of neuroscience research to learning/education will also be covered..."
To get a better understanding of the concept of "brain clock", read the following article:
Improvements in Interval Time Tracking and Effects on Reading Achievement
Gordon E. Taub, Kevin S. McGrew, Timothy Z Keith
Psychology in the Schools, Vol. 44(8), 2007 © 2007 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Kevin follows a variety of interesting blogs related to psychology, cognition, brain functioning, learning, and nore. If you visit his blogs, you'll find that he's posted an assortment of useful links, including research papers.
If you are a school psychologist, you probably know that Dr. Kevin McGrew is an advocate of CHC, the Carroll-Horn-Cattell theory of intelligence. Kevin is the director of IAP, the Institute for Applied Psychometrics. He is also a visiting professor in the educational psychology department at the University of Minnesota.
Kevin posts an up-to-date list of recent professional articles and related literature on his IQ Corner Blog.
FYI:
Anyone interested in topics related to psychology, special education, or disabilities most likely will find the list interesting.Kevin McGrew's Concept Map of CHC and Reading
Kevin McGrew's Concept Map of CHC and Math
Kevin McGrew's Slideshow: "Beyond the CHC "Tipping Point" - Back to the Future"
Kevin McGrew's IQ Brain Clock
It will be interesting to see how RTI, UDL, and CHC will intermingle in the coming years!
Mega-List of References and Resources-Technology,Education, Intervention & Prevention
The Encyclopedia of Educational Technology
Edutopia - The George Lucas Foundation - Educational Technology Resources and More
Interactive literacy applications and on-line resourcesInteractive Technology for Math and Science
James Gee: Good Video Games and Good Learning
Did You Know? Video
CITEd's Multimedia Technologies
Edublogger's Directory on del.icio.us
RTI, UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR LEARNING, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGYRipple Effects for RTI and Pre-referral Interventions
Center for Applied Special Technology: CAST (Universal Design for Learning-UDL)
CITEd's Universal Design for Learning in a Digital Multimedia Environment
NE PATINS Rapid Fire Universal Design for Learning and AT blog
CITEd's Multimedia Instruction for Social Skills
The Therapeutic Use of Videos for Autistic Children's Verbal Development: Elizabeth Stokes
Kate Ahern's Teaching Students with Multiple Special Needs blog
Brian Friedlander's Assistive Technology Blog
California State University Northridge Conference Links: Technology and Persons with Disabilities
PDF file: Use of Technology for Children with Autism"
PSYCHOLOGY RELATEDNational Association of School Psychologists
EKU School Psychology E-Newsletter(Good links)
Sandra Steingart's School Psychology Resources