Glennda McKeithan

“Vibrant photo of Joseph R. Pearson Hall at the University of Kansas with bright foliage and a clear blue sky. Overlay text reads: ‘KU Leads the Way in Preparing the Next Generation of Special Education Leaders – Featuring New $3.75M Federal Grant Collaboration.’”

KU is joining a new $3.75M federal initiative to prepare future leaders in special education!
At KU, Dr. Alison Zagona and Dr. Jennifer Kurth will help guide fully funded doctoral scholars in research, leadership, and school-based internships.

Explore KU Special Ed programs: specialedu.ku.edu

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So proud of Zohaira Chaudhry, KU MSE alum, on her new article in a peer reviewed journal! 💙 Her work shows how KU students are changing the world! 🌍🎓Learn more about KU’s Special Education MSE & PhD: specialedu.ku.edu
#KUProud #KUAlum #StudentImpact #KUSpecialEducation

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A group of students works collaboratively at laptops and notebooks in a classroom setting. Digital icons representing AI and writing (such as a robot, pen, and lightbulb) are overlaid, symbolizing technology-enhanced learning. The text reads: “AI + Writing: Transforming Learning” New research by Dr. Sean J. Smith, Samantha R. Goldman and Adam Carreon, . KU Research Leading the Future of Education.” The image conveys innovation in education and the integration of artificial intelligence with writing instruction.

AI + Writing: Transforming Learning - New research from KU’s Sean Smith, with Samantha Goldman & Adam Carreon, examines how AI can strengthen writing instruction for students. Interested in advancing your career in special education? Explore KU’s graduate programs: specialedu.ku.edu

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A realistic photo of an open hardcover book on a classroom desk. The pages display the text “KU Leading the Way in Literacy Innovation” on the left and “Research by Dr. Alison Zagona & Dr. Jennifer Kurth” on the right, with icons of a pencil, speech bubble, and tablet in KU blue and gold. The background shows blurred students reading, symbolizing inclusive literacy and research innovation. Text at the bottom reads: “New research helping teachers adapt texts for every learner.”

KU celebrates Dr. Alison Zagona and Dr. Jennifer Kurth for their article on adapting ELA texts for students with complex support needs. Their work expands access to learning. Interested in KU master’s or doctoral programs? Visit sped.ku.edu

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🎉 Congrats to Dr. Maria L. Hugh! Her new JRSEdN article shows coursework builds foundations, but experience most shapes teacher confidence using evidence-based practices. Considering a master’s or doctorate in SPED? KU is the #1 public SPED graduate program. Explore ➜ specialedu.ku.edu

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Congrats to Dr. James D. Basham, KU Professor of Special Education, on his new Journal of Special Education Technology article: “(Re)Considering Universal Design for Learning.” Explore how UDL is shaping inclusive, flexible education—and KU’s grad programs:
🔗 specialedu.ku.edu
#SpecialEducation #KU

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