Gino Casale Presents Results of Our Evaluation of the German Version of the ITRF at ISPA in Amsterdam
IES Grant Award
Drs. Volpe and Briesch were awarded a $1.6 M grant from the Institute for Educational Sciences National Center for Special Education Research. The focus of the project is to develop a web-based system for monitoring student social behavior, which can be used to inform decision-making in school-based problem solving models.
Marbach Castle
In August 2015 Professors Volpe and Briesch participated in the Marbach Castle Residency Program. There they worked with Michael Grosche(Bergische Universität Wuppertal), and Thomas Hennemann and Gino Casale (Universität zu Köln) to adapt and validate their integrated screening and intervention system for use in schools in Germany.
Drs. Volpe and Briesch Present at Universität zu Köln
In July of 2015 Drs. Volpe and Briesch presented their recent research to the Department of Human Sciences at the University of Cologne. There they met with faculty and students to discuss formative behavioral assessment in problem-solving models in Germany.
