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CECP The Center for Effective Collaboration & Practice: Provides resources such as on-line discussions with experts in the field, listservs, fact sheets, national statistics, mini-webs, presentations, and publications from research-based and practitioner journals Identifies EBPs: Uses ongoing iterative process of expert researchers, practitioners, family members, and consumers to determine EBPs TQ Center The National Comprehensive Center for Teacher Quality: Provides online resources, print and electronic products (e.g., research synthesis, innovation configuration (IC) rubrics, PowerPoint presentations, and technical assistance resources. Identifies EBPs: Uses (a) relevance of research, (b) research participants, (c) research apparatus, (d) research procedure, and (e) research findings and conclusions of either qualitative or quantitative reports to determine either scientific or rigorous EBPs. Current Practice Alerts Teaching LD (learning disabilities) Current Practice Alerts: One of the first organizations to endorse EBPs, providing the field of special education with evaluative descriptions of professional practices (i.e., Current Practice Alerts) which impact academic and behavioral student performance. Identifies EBPs: Uses (a) relevance of research, (b) research participants, (c) research apparatus, (d) research procedure, and (e) research findings and conclusions. To determine either solid justification of effectiveness or incomplete justification for EBPs. PBIS Technical Assistance Center on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports The Center provides topical videos, podcasts, a resource catalogue, training manuals, presentation resources, PBIS Blueprints, and a PBIS State coordinator network. to provide schools with information and technical assistance so that they can better identify, adapt, and sustain effective school-wide disciplinary practices Identifies EBPs: Utilizes the EBP standards that were defined in the special section of Exceptional Children (Odom et al., 2005) in order to determine the appropriateness of interventions. IRIS The IRIS (IDEA and Research for Inclusive Settings) Center: Provides free online interactive resources in the form of engaging self-paced modules, case studies, information briefs, activities, and podcasts which translate research into practice for teachers, family members, researchers, mental health professionals, and other educators who work with students with disabilities. Identifies EBPs: Uses standards that are applicable from four different organizations in order to determine best practice: (a) National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), (b) State Performance Plan Indicators (SPP), (c) Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium (INTASC), and the (d) Council for Exception Children (CEC). Identifying Best Practices for Managing Student Behaviors Dr. Kelley Regan, Principal Investigator; Kim Michaud, M.A. Department of Education 2008 Grant Recipient: 325T Regan, K, & Michaud, K. (in press). Best practices to support student behavior. Beyond Behavior.