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Cynthia Okolo
Professor
Department of Educational Administration
Ph.D. Indiana University
okolo@msu.edu
338 Erickson
517-355-1871
Cynthia Okolo is a professor of special education. Her research focuses on improving academic outcomes for students with disabilities through the integration of technology into the classroom. She also studies how Universal Design for Learning (UDL)-aligned instructional practices can improve learning and behavior. Her current projects involve the development of literacy tools and strategies for using digital reading materials and teacher preparation for the implementation of UDL. Most of her work has been conducted in middle and high schools and in diverse classrooms that include students with and without disabilities. She is Past President and Professional Development Co-Chair of the Technology and Media Division of the Council for Exceptional Children.
Related Links
Freedom Scientific: WYNN
UDL-IRN
Technology and Media Division of the Council for Special Education
Areas of Expertise:
Educational Technology
Literacy Education
Special Education
Teacher Education, Learning, and Policy