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Promoting active engagement in small group learning experiences for students with autism and significant learning needs
C Carnahan, S Musti-Rao, J Bailey
Education and treatment of Children, 37-61, 2009
1732009
Reading comprehension profiles of high-functioning students on the autism spectrum: A grounded theory
P Williamson, CR Carnahan, JA Jacobs
Exceptional children 78 (4), 449-469, 2012
1172012
Linking cognition and literacy in students with autism spectrum disorder
CR Carnahan, PS Williamson, J Christman
Teaching Exceptional Children 43 (6), 54-62, 2011
1142011
Does compare-contrast text structure help students with autism spectrum disorder comprehend science text?
CR Carnahan, PS Williamson
Exceptional Children 79 (3), 347-363, 2013
1102013
Using structured work systems to promote independence and engagement for students with autism spectrum disorders
CR Carnahan, K Hume, L Clarke, C Borders
Teaching Exceptional Children 41 (4), 6-14, 2009
1102009
Smooth transitions: Helping students with autism spectrum disorder navigate the school day
K Hume, M Sreckovic, K Snyder, CR Carnahan
Teaching Exceptional Children 47 (1), 35-45, 2014
942014
A systematic approach for supporting paraeducators in educational settings: A guide for teachers
CR Carnahan, P Williamson, L Clarke, R Sorensen
Teaching Exceptional Children 41 (5), 34-43, 2009
932009
Supporting new teachers of students with significant disabilities through virtual coaching: A proposed model
M Israel, CR Carnahan, KK Snyder, P Williamson
Remedial and Special Education 34 (4), 195-204, 2013
842013
A low-technology strategy for increasing engagement of students with autism and significant learning needs
C Carnahan, J Basham, S Musti-Rao
Exceptionality 17 (2), 76-87, 2009
782009
Photovoice: Engaging children with autism and their teachers
CR Carnahan
Teaching Exceptional Children 39 (2), 44-50, 2006
782006
Improving comprehension of narrative using character event maps for high school students with autism spectrum disorder
P Williamson, CR Carnahan, N Birri, C Swoboda
The Journal of Special Education 49 (1), 28-38, 2015
682015
Using technology to support balanced literacy for students with significant disabilities
CR Carnahan, PS Williamson, A Hollingshead, M Israel
Teaching Exceptional Children 45 (1), 20-29, 2012
632012
Increasing comprehension of expository science text for students with autism spectrum disorder
CR Carnahan, P Williamson, N Birri, C Swoboda, KK Snyder
Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities 31 (3), 208-220, 2016
342016
Autism, cognition, and reading
C Carnahan, P Williamson
Quality literacy instruction for students with autism spectrum disorders, 21-44, 2010
332010
Overcoming challenges: Going mobile with your own video models
CR Carnahan, JD Basham, J Christman, A Hollingshead
Teaching Exceptional Children 45 (2), 50-59, 2012
302012
Structured work systems: Supporting meaningful engagement in preschool settings for children with autism spectrum disorders
C Carnahan, H Harte, K Schumacher, K Hume, C Borders
Young Exceptional Children 14 (1), 2-16, 2011
202011
Cognitive and emotional engagement for students with severe intellectual disability defined by the scholars with expertise in the field
A Hollingshead, P Williamson, C Carnahan
Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities 43 (4), 269-284, 2018
192018
Matching Literacy Profiles with Instruction for Students on the Spectrum: Making Reading Instruction Meaningful.
CR Carnahan, P Williamson, T Haydon
Beyond behavior 19 (1), 10-16, 2009
192009
Engagement for students with severe intellectual disability: The need for a common definition in inclusive education
A Hollingshead, CR Carnahan, KA Lowrey, K Snyder
Inclusion 5 (1), 1-15, 2017
152017
Increasing comprehension for students with autism: From research to practice
P Williamson, C Carnahan, J Jacobs
council for exceptional children conference, Seattle, WA, 2009
142009
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