EDU 503 Research Proposal Form
Assignment #3 Draft 2 of Research Proposal Form (Sections 2-10)
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EDU 503
Research Proposal Form
Assignment #3 Draft 2 of Research Proposal Form (Sections 2-10),
(Complete this form for Assignment #3)
Student Name:
Title of Research Proposal:
PREVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
1. Literature Preview
RESEARCH PROBLEM
2. Setting Description:
Name of organization and location where action research will take place:
Detailed description of the organization:
Key Personnel:
3. Problem Identified in the Literature Preview
4. Subjects
5. Guiding Question
6. Research Question
7. The study will concern itself with group differences or relationships among variables?
8. Variables used & scale of measurement
9. Research Hypothesis
10. Purpose of the Study
PROCEDURES
11. Design of the Study
12. Instrumentation – Dependent Measure(s)
13. Statistical Procedures
14. Definitions of Terms
15. Proposal Summary
16. References
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EDU 503
Research Proposal Form
Assignment #2 Draft 1 of Research Proposal Form (Sections 2-10),
(Complete this form for Assignment #2)
Student Name:
Title of Research Proposal: Impact of Differentiated Teaching Methods with IEPs
PREVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
1. Literature Preview
RESEARCH PROBLEM
2. Setting Description:
Name of organization and location where action research will take place:
Miramar High School, Broward County Public School District
Detailed description of the organization:
Miramar High School, a beacon of diversity in the Broward County district, is home to several elementary, middle, and high schools. The district's open-door policy for inclusive education ensures that all students have equal access to high-quality education regardless of their abilities. The Special Education Department, with its unwavering dedication and team of specialists, is committed to developing and implementing individual education programs for students with disabilities.
Key Personnel:
· Dr. Jane Smith – Superintendent of Miramar Public School District
· Mr. John Doe – Director of Special Education
· Ms. Emily Johnson – Special Education Teacher
· Ms. Sarah Lee – Speech-Language Pathologist
· Ms. Maria Gonzalez – Occupational Therapist
· Ms. Rachel Green – Physical Therapist
· Parents and Guardians of students with disabilities
3. Problem Identified in the Literature Preview
The extreme COVID-19 pandemic has precipitated unprecedented disruption to educational services for children with disabilities requiring IEPs. Chen et al. reported that almost half of the pupils with neurodevelopmental disabilities received fewer IEP services, with significant reductions in occupational and physical therapy during the pandemic. Irelanda and Hall-Mills (2024) stressed the urgent need for strategies for SLPs to navigate the IEP process effectively while striving toward inclusive practice with educators and families. Kauffman et al. (2019) discussed the complications of including students with severe disabilities in schools as a rationale for providing a continuum of alternative placements based on individual needs. Toprak and Çolak (2024) proposed specific challenges within the IEP preparation process, such as poorly trained or inexperienced staff and parental involvement.
4. Subjects
The study will involve students with different disabilities within the Broward County Public School District and those with IEPs. Samples also include students at varying levels of schooling, from other categories of disability, and special education teachers, therapists, and parents/guardians of students whose IEP services have been reduced to ensure adequate data for the study.
5. Guiding Question
How did the reduction in IEP services during the COVID-19 pandemic affect the educational outcomes of students with disabilities in the Broward County Public School District, and what strategies can be implemented to mitigate these effects in the future?
6. Research Question
What was the impact of reduced IEP services during the COVID-19 pandemic on the academic performance and overall well-being of students with disabilities in the Broward Public School District, and what measures can be taken to ensure continuity of services in similar future disruptions?
7. The study will concern itself with group differences or relationships among variables?
The study differs on account of differences between groups and relationships among variables. Hence, this study will contrast the academic performance and well-being of students with disabilities before, during, and after the pandemic; it will look for significant differences. The relationship between the attractiveness of the reduction in certain IEP services, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy, concerning student outcomes will also be investigated.
8. Variables used & scale of measurement
· Independent Variable: Reduction in IEP services (measured by the frequency and duration of services provided before, during, and after the pandemic)
· Dependent Variables:
· Academic performance (measured by grades, standardized test scores)
· Social-emotional well-being (measured by surveys and assessments from teachers and parents)
· Frequency of compensatory education and recovery services (measured by service logs and IEP meeting records)
· Control Variables: Age, type of disability, baseline academic performance, and socio-economic status
9. Research Hypothesis
H1: The reduction in IEP services during the COVID-19 pandemic hurts the academic performance and social-emotional well-being of students with disabilities in the Broward County Public School District.
H2: Implementing targeted strategies to ensure the continuity of IEP services during disruptions can mitigate the adverse effects on students with disabilities.
10. Purpose of the Study
The study will examine how decreasing IEP services during COVID-19 affected students with disabilities within the Broward County Public School District. Measurements for the academic and socio-economic results of such students will allow the determination of precisely what's needed and what this pandemic tore apart degree things. It will also develop and recommend effective strategies for ensuring the continuity and adequacy of IEP services in case of future disruptions to support students with disabilities in improving their school experience and outcomes. The current study will contribute to the literature available on special education and inform practice for educators, policymakers, and families.
PROCEDURES
11. Design of the Study
12. Instrumentation – Dependent Measure(s)
13. Statistical Procedures
14. Definitions of Terms
15. Proposal Summary
16. References
References
Belinda Chen, Patrick Rasmussen, Mallory Legg, Nicole Alexander, Pooja Vedmurthy, Akua Asiedu, Mihee Bay, Harolyn Belcher, Vera Joanna Burton, Charles Conlon, Amena Fine, Ryan Gill, Eboni I. Lance, Paul Lipkin, Joyce Wong, Anna Maria Wilms Floet, Sarah C. Doerrer, Jennifer Glattfelder, Amy Kordek, … Mary L. Leppert. (2022). Reduction in school individualized education program (IEP) services during the COVID-19 pandemic. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences, 3. https://doi.org/10.3389/fresc.2022.962893
Irelanda, M. C., & Hall-Mills, S. (2024). Empowering Speech-Language Pathologists: Strategies for Effective Individualized Education Program Navigation and Inclusive Practice in Schools: Language, Speech & Hearing Services in Schools. Language, Speech & Hearing Services in Schools, 55(2), 225–230. https://doi.org/10.1044/2024_LSHSS-24-00026
Kauffman, J. M., Travers, J. C., & Badar, J. (2019). Why Some Students with Severe Disabilities Are Not Placed in General Education. Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities, 45(1), 28–33. https://doi.org/10.1177/1540796919893053
Toprak, Ö. F., & Çolak, A. (2024). IEP Team Members’ Experiences On the Process Of Preparing Individualized Education Program In A Secondary School. Kuramsal Eğitim Bilim Dergisi, 17(2), 351–375. https://doi.org/10.30831/akukeg.1325209
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