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Kim Ellicott Speech Language Pathologist - Johnson County Central Public School, Tecumseh, NE
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Nebraska researchers earn $3.99M grant to improve school engagement for students transitioning from foster care
Researchers at the Academy for Child and Family Well Being are using a nearly $4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to develop an intervention aimed at improving educational success for middle and high school students leaving foster care for permanent home placements.
Brain imaging helps bring cochlear implantation success into focus
Assistant professor Yingying Wang is collaborating with the University of Nebraska Medical Center on a three-year study designed to identify factors to determine the best candidates for successful cochlear implant procedures, and to explore relationships between the brain and speech perception outcomes — the process by which language is heard, interpreted and understood.