The Alphabetic Principle: Critical Step in Reading
Learning to read progresses in a set of steps that is fairly predictable. One of the earliest steps, establishing […]
Tag Archives: University of Tennessee KLASS Center
Construction Update: July 11th Edition
In our weekly update on construction that’s occurring outside Claxton Education Complex, you can seen more changes since last […]
Phonemic Awareness: Building Block for Reading
Since we work with a lot of reading problems in our clinic, phonemic awareness is a term we use […]
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Construction Update: July 3rd Edition
Crews have made a lot of progress over the last week. As you can see in the photo, we […]
Meet the Faculty/Staff: Dr. Charles Galyon
Charles Galyon is a licensed psychologist who works part time with the KLASS Center. He received a BA in psychology from […]
Construction Update: June 26th Edition
Construction crews are continuing to work hard outside the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences where we are […]
Retention and Graduation: College Students with Autism
As we talked about in yesterday’s post, there is a large group of students enrolled at any college or […]
College Students with Autism at Tennessee
But there aren’t that many students here at UT with an Autism Spectrum Disorder you say… Most of us […]
Construction Challenges: June 19th Edition
If you’re coming to the KLASS Center this summer, or the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences for […]