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Adams, Gary

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Profile:

Gary Adams, Ph.D. came to George Fox University in 2003. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Oregon in special education and was a teacher and administrator in public and private schools. Previously he taught special education at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Florida Atlantic University. Then he taught research methodology at Seattle Pacific University, which has been his teaching focus at George Fox University. He is currently involved with federal grants involving special education and reading research.

 

  

Educational Background:

1978: Ph.D. - Special Education - University of Oregon

1972: MS - Special Education - University of Texas (Austin)

1971: BS - Psychology - Portland State University

1969: BS - Business Administration - Portland State University

  

Teaching and Administrative Licensure:

 

Sample of Publications & Presentations:

Books

 

 

Adams, G. L. (In process). Effectiveness of the Center of Research on Learning curricula: A meta-analysis and review.

 

 

Adams, G. L. (2008). The Normative Adaptive Behavior Checklist-Revised: Effective identification of adaptive behavior.

 

 

Chapters

 

Adams, G. L., & Carnine, D. (2003). Research on Direct Instruction with students who have learning disabilities. In L. Swanson (ed.). Handbook of learning disabilities.

 

Lenz, B. K., and Adams, G. L. (2005). Teacher planning. In D. D. Deshler & J. B. Schumaker (eds.), Teaching adolescents with disabilities: Accessing the general education curriculum.

 

Articles

 

Lenz, B. K., Adams, G. L., Bulgren, J. A., Pouliot, N. & Laraux, M. (2007). Effects of curriculum maps and guiding questions on the test performance of adolescents with learning disabilities. Learning Disabilities Quarterly.

 

Lenz, K., Graner, P., & Adams, G. (2003). Learning Expressways: Building academic relationships to improve learning. TEACHING Exceptional Children.

 

 

Grant

 

2007-2010

 

Quality of Teachers and Other Service Providers for Students with Disabilities: Special Education Research.

 

 

 

2006-

 

Striving Readers: Program evaluation.  

 

2002-2005

 

Mentoring Programs (84.184B)

 

  

EDFL Courses Taught 2006-present

EDFL515 Grant Writing Seminar 

EDFL 631 Implementing Inclusion in the Regular Classroom

EDFL 638 Testing and Measurement

EDFL701 Quantitative Research Methods

EDFL704 Survey of Qualitative and Quantitative Research

EDFL706 Experimental Research Designs