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Intervention to help students with disabilities stay on task: Research
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Prater, Joy, Chillman,Temple, Miller 1991 Students with learning disabilities frequently struggle to stay on-task
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Blick & Test, 1987-When students are able to increase their on-task behavior their learning also increases
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Snyder, 1987-There is a difference between being on-task and actually learning the information
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Blick & Test, 1987-Self-monitoring of attention has led to increased levels of productivity in academics
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Prater, et. al., 1991-Self-monitoring has been successful with a wide range of students including with disabilities
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Friend & Bursuck, 2009- Lower level of achievement can result from hardships with processing, organization & application
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