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Constance Beecher

Associate Professor at Iowa State University

Constance Beecher has a diverse background in teaching children with and without disabilities, spanning from pre-kindergarten to post-secondary education.

Currently, Constance focuses on community-based education and intervention in language and literacy development, incorporating technology for progress monitoring and family engagement.

Her research expertise lies in quantitative methodology within a developmental framework, aimed at improving awareness and practices around early childhood language and reading.

Constance's specialties include early intervention, literacy, community-based research, and intervention development using human-centered design.

She holds a PhD in Special Education from Washington State University, a Masters in Speech & Hearing from Washington University in St. Louis, and a BSED in Secondary Social Studies from the University of Missouri-Columbia.

Constance Beecher's previous roles include Assistant Professor and Associate Professor at Iowa State University, IES Early Intervention Post-doctoral Researcher at the University of Kansas, and various teaching positions at public schools.

Highlights

Jul 23 · linkedin

Check out this interview with one of our awesome Family Wellbeing specialists! Reading books with children about topic they might be worried or scared of is a good way to help them build coping skills. https://lnkd.in/gXN-wUBP

Apr 8 · linkedin

Speaking of books, my colleague Teresa Byington, Ph.D. and I contributed a chapter on Early Childhood Education to this book! Just out - would be great for Extension professionals, but also any class on family systems.

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Location

Ames, Iowa, United States