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Rogers' Diffusion of Innovation Used to Explore Special Education Administrators' Self-Reported Technology Skills and Attitudes Regarding Speech Language Pathology Telepractice ...
Muller, Carolyn Wheeler. - : Drexel University, 2021
Abstract: Online learning in K-12 schools has experienced rapid growth in the past two decades, but this growth has not been shared by students with disabilities, specifically those who need speech and language therapy (SLP). Growth in the use of online speech therapy, referred to as telepractice, was stagnant by comparison to other forms of online education. Specific administrator characteristics, skills, and knowledge impact the successful implementation of technology innovations. The purpose of this research was to describe both special education administrators' self-described proficiency with the 21st-century technology required for telepractice implementation and their attitudes toward the innovation of online SLP telepractice and to determine if differences between administrators' abilities and views existed. Grounded in the theoretical construct of Rogers' Diffusion of Innovations theory which seeks to explain why some new ideas, objects, or technologies are adopted and some are not this research use a ...
Keyword: Computer-assisted instruction; Education; Educational technology; School management and organization; Special education; Speech therapy--Technological innovations
URL: https://ResearchDiscovery.drexel.edu/discovery/fulldisplay/alma991014632436104721/01DRXU_INST:ResearchRepository
https://dx.doi.org/10.17918/etd-6885
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