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Many new technologies have promise, but are missing the evidence to show how well they work. We have several active studies going on at any given point testing the empirical effectiveness of assistive technology on the market, with a special focus on popular but untested products. This has started with Text to Speech and move out to a variety of other cutting edge programs, in an effort to make better recommendations for student needs. Read more here!
We provide individual weekly consultations with teachers in northern communities and perform psychological assessments for preschool all the way to highschool children. We also use video conferencing to create innovative parent-child communities for fostering a safe environment to discuss learning disabilities. Click here to learn more.
Due to incredibly long waitlists, the pressure is on to find ways to create faster reports. We're using our work in northern communities to cut the report time in half, or faster. Click here to learn more.
We're working to implement Response to Intervention Classroom models and educate teachers. We provide educational workshops and professional development sessions for northern and southern Ontario communities. We're also working on ways to implement better screening with the end goal of feasible school wide screening protocols. Click here to learn more.
With over 400 different assistive technologies on the market, it's become increasingly challenging for clinicians to keep up and match the right tech to the needs of a child. This project documents literature on assistive technologies and compiles them into one database on a website we built ourselves. Read more and see the website here!
We are part of the Cross-Sectional Reference group of psychologists on the definition of Learning Disabilities. Learn more here.
Dr. Cunningham is currently helping to revise many of the protocols in the Ontario Justice Education Network to better support students with special needs. Read more here.
Our team are members of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education Psychology Clinic. Learn more about what we do here.
With his engaging presentation style, weaving together research, compelling stories, and humour, Dr. Todd Cunningham has empowered thousands of educators to optimize the education of individuals who learn differently in their classrooms. See what he's doing to pass his knowledge onto others.
