Miriam Boesch - Denton, TX

Miriam Boesch
Denton, TX

AAC Roles: Researcher, Professor/Instructor

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Biography
Miriam Boesch, Ph.D. is a Professor of Special Education at the University of North Texas. Her research focuses on assessing the preparation of special education teachers in augmentative and alternative communication, investigating the reliability of app evaluation tools, and addressing challenging behaviors of students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). She teaches courses in ASD, intervention strategies, and behavior management. She is the project director for Project Communicate, co-author of Implementing Effective Augmentative and Alternative Communication Practices for Students with Complex Communication Needs: A Handbook for School-Based Practitioners, and publishes her work in various national and international outlets.
AAC Roles

Researcher

Someone who advances science by exploring aspects of AAC use, assessment, intervention, training, etc. through approved research protocols; e.g. approved by university Institutional Review Board
Primary area of research: pre-/in-service special education training; AAC app evaluation tools
Research published in a peer-reviewed publication? Yes

Professor/Instructor

Someone who teaches courses or is otherwise involved in trainings related to AAC
Audience(s) typically presented to: College/graduate school students
Typically teach/present: University classes and Conferences/Workshops
 

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