Marie T. Hughes

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Special Education University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States 
Area:
Special Education, Reading Education
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Scaletta M, Hughes MT. (2020) Sustained Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports Implementation: School Leaders Discuss Their Processes and Practices: Journal of Positive Behavior Interventions. 109830072092435
Hughes MT, Braun G. (2019) Experiential Learning Experiences to Enhance Preservice Special Educators' Literacy Instruction. International Electronic Journal of Elementary Education. 12: 93-101
Gonzales W, Núñez G, Soria M, et al. (2018) Engaging in Literacy: Latino Families Speak Up International Journal of Education. 10: 50-59
McGrath AL, Hughes MT. (2018) Students with Learning Disabilities in Inquiry-Based Science Classrooms: A Cross-Case Analysis. Learning Disability Quarterly. 41: 131-143
Núñez G, Hughes MT. (2018) Latina Mothers' Perceptions and Experiences of Home-Based Speech and Language Therapy Perspectives of the Asha Special Interest Groups. 3: 40-56
Hughes MT, Valle-Riestra DM. (2014) Examining the Perceptions of Families, Teachers, and Administrators of Preschool Programs Meeting the Needs of Young Children with Disabilities Journal of Education and Human Development. 3
Hughes MT, Parker-Katz M, Balasubramanian A. (2013) Learning to teach literacy through collaborative discussions of student work Teachers and Teaching: Theory and Practice. 19: 543-558
Hughes MT, Parker-Katz M. (2013) Integrating Comprehension Strategies into Social Studies Instruction. The Social Studies. 104: 93-104
Hughes MT, Valle-Riestra DM. (2012) Early Childhood Special Education: Insights from Educators and Families International Journal of Education. 4: 59-73
Armstrong TK, Hughes MT. (2012) Exploring computer and storybook interventions for children with high functioning autism International Journal of Special Education. 27: 88-99
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