Sofia Benson-Goldberg

Assistant Professor

University of Oregon

United States

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Dr. Sofia Benson-Goldberg is an Assistant Professor at the University of Oregon, USA. Her research focuses on assistive technologies for communication, literacy interventions, and the role of praise in educational settings. Recent articles include studies on symbolated texts, aided AAC technologies, and the communication patterns of individuals with CDKL5 deficiency disorder.

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Karen A. Erickson

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Jessica Keeley

Children's Cancer Institute Australia

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Jenny Downs

University of Western Australia

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Articles (9)

Symbolated texts as an assistive technology: Exploring the impact on reading comprehension

Using microanalysis to capture interactions involving aided AAC technologies

Praise and Language Intervention: Is “Good Job” Helping Us Do a Good Job? A Tutorial

Intervention and Sampling Trends in Literacy Research for Young Augmentative and Alternative Communication Users: A Scoping Review

The role of the body in SGD-mediated interactions

Communication of individuals with CDKL5 deficiency disorder as observed by caregivers: A descriptive qualitative study

The forms, functions, and uses of praise in self-contained classrooms: a qualitative examination

Eye-trackers, digital-libraries, and print-referencing: A single case study in CDKL5

Praise in Education

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Karen A. Erickson

Jessica Keeley

Jenny Downs

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