Sarah Nagro

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George Mason University

United States

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Dr. Sarah Nagro is an Assistant Professor at George Mason University in the United States. Her research focuses on special education, with recent publications examining alternative route programs, technology-enhanced feedback for teacher candidates, and the experiences of teacher candidates with disabilities. She has contributed to the understanding of classroom management teaching practices and the evolution of access to education through significant legislation and policy initiatives.

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Open Date: 2014-09-01

Close Date: 2015-05-01

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University of Missouri

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The Experiences of Teacher Candidates With Disabilities: A Systematic Literature Review

Alternative Route Programs Within Special Education Teacher Preparation: A Systematic Literature Review

Field Experiences in Special Education Teacher Preparation: A Review of the Literature

The Nationwide Trends and Preparation Requirements of Alternative Route Programs in Special Education

Commonality and Variation in How Special Education Faculty Teach Classroom Management

The Development of Technology-Enhanced Performance-Based Peer Feedback to Support Teacher Candidate Practice and Child Outcomes

A Systematic Review of Teacher Factors for Successfully Educating Students with Disabilities

The Evolution of Access to Education Through Landmark Legislation, Court Cases, and Policy Initiatives Setting Precedent for The Gary B. Court Decision

Using Simulated Video Analysis to Promote Special Education Teacher Candidates’ Professional Knowledge and Reflective Ability

Promoting Reflective Ability Through a Comprehensive Field Experience That Combined Video Analysis and Bug-In-Ear Coaching

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