Co-authored by Dr. Melissa Swisher, Lecturer, Purdue University The amount of information on the Internet is staggering. It’s possible to spend the entire day surfing the Internet and not encounter …
Co-authored by Dr. Melissa Swisher, Lecturer, Purdue University If you’ve been following the March for Science lately, then you already know that students around the world went on strike (Brady …
Co-authored by Dr. Melissa Swisher, Lecturer, Purdue University Learners who are deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) present a unique challenge for reading instruction; they must rely on only the …
Co-authored by Dr. Melissa Swisher, Lecturer, Purdue University We rely on virtual assistants for many mundane activities–getting directions, calling a place of business, performing simple mathematical operations, and answering a …
The Behaviorists for Social Responsibility Special Interest Group (BFSR SIG) of the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) launched the Matrix Project at the ABAI conference in 2015 (Mattaini & …
Co-authored by Dr. Melissa Swisher, Lecturer, Purdue University The unrest in education is no secret: Many undergraduate students work full time and want the flexibility of online or distance learning …
Co-authored by Dr. Melissa Swisher, Lecturer, Purdue University Khan Academy is a hugely popular nonprofit educational organization with many courses [www.khanacademy.org] and YouTube videos on subjects such as computing, science, …
Behavior analysis isn’t often taught in high schools but what if we could assign one book about behavior analysis to all high school students? High school is the time that …
Inspired by and co-authored with Williams Espericueta, a master’s student at the University of North Texas – Department of Behavior Analysis “If we judge a fish on its ability to …
The recent debut of the biography and documentary, Won’t You Be My Neighbor prompted journalist Anya Kamenetz to ask, “How the Science of Learning is Catching up to Mr. Rogers”. …
