1. A Review of the Evidence for Real-Time Performance Feedback to Improve Instructional Practice
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Sinclair, Anne C., Gesel, Samantha A., LeJeune, Lauren M., and Lemons, Christopher J.
- Abstract
In this comprehensive review, 32 studies were identified in which researchers investigated the effect of real-time performance feedback delivered via technology on interventionist implementation of instructional practices. Studies were evaluated for methodological rigor with quality indicators from the Council for Exceptional Children. Twenty-two single case designs and one group design met all quality indicators. The single case designs were analyzed using visual analysis and given success estimates calculated as a ratio of the number of demonstrated effects to potential demonstrations of effect. Methodologically sound evidence indicates that real-time performance feedback is an evidence-based practice for changing interventionist behavior during intervention sessions. Implications for research and practice are discussed.
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- 2020
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