Endia Lindo

 Endia Lindo

Endia J. Lindo

  • Courses2
  • Reviews7

Biography

University of North Texas - Education


Resume

  • 2008

    National Center on Intensive Interventions/National Center on Responsiveness to Intervention

    University of North Texas

    Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)

    Georgia State University

    Texas Christian University

    Dallas/Fort Worth Area

    Assistant Professor of Special Education and ANSERS Institute Fellow

    Texas Christian University

    Texas Christian University

    Washington D.C. Metro Area

    Served on the Technical Review Committees providing evaluative feedback on the the technical adequacy of progress monitoring tools and the scientific rigor of studies demonstrating the efficacy of instructional intervention programs.

    Member of Technical Review Committees

    National Center on Intensive Interventions/National Center on Responsiveness to Intervention

    Georgia State University

    Assistant Professor

    Conduct research examining the impact of social factors on reading comprehension outcomes

    and identifying components of effective comprehension instruction. Instruct doctoral students regarding current trends and issues in the field of special education (EDSP 6270); teach pre-service

    alternative certification

    and certified teachers basic knowledge of the field of special education (EDSP 5710) and instructional methods (EDSP 4330

    EDSP 5740). Participate in various service activities on the local and national level.

    University of North Texas

    President

    CEC's Division of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Exceptional Learners

    Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)

  • 2003

    Ph.D.

    Special Education

    Organization of Black Graduate and Professional Students (Treasurer)

    Vanderbilt University

  • 2000

    Georgia Educator Certificate (Interrelated Special Education

    P-12)

    Georgia Professional Standards Commission

    IRIS Center Trainer

    Strategic Instruction Model (SIM) Trainer

    University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning

  • 1998

    M.Ed.

    Special Education

  • 1994

    B.S. in Speech

    Communication Science and Disorders

    Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority

    Inc.-Eta Chapter (Basileus)

    Northwestern University

  • 1990

    Benjamin Franklin High School

  • 20

    Hovey

    K. A.*

    Lindo

    E. J.

    & Combes

    B. H. (2017). Pre-service teachers’ field experiences with response to intervention. The Field Experience Journal

    109-128.

    Pre-service teachers’ field experiences with response to intervention. The Field Experience Journal

    109-128.

    Faggella-Luby

    M.

    Lindo

    E. J.

    Jimerson

    J.

    Payne

    K.

    Keaney

    L.

    & Buckley

    K. (in press). Partnership project: Benefits of curriculum-based measures and intervention for students with learning differences. The Reading Teacher.

    Partnership project: Benefits of curriculum-based measures and intervention for students with learning differences.

    Racism by another name: Black students

    overrepresentation

    and carcerality in special education

    Hines

    D. E.

    Boveda

    M.

    & Lindo

    E. (Accepted). Racism by another name: Black students

    overrepresentation

    and carcerality in special education

    Charlotte

    N.C.: Information Age Publishing.

    Racism by another name: Black students

    overrepresentation

    and carcerality in special education

    Research-based considerations in the construction of an early screening measure for children at-risk for reading failure.

    Donald Compton

    G. Nicole Davis (first author)

    Research-based considerations in the construction of an early screening measure for children at-risk for reading failure.

    Lindo

    E. J.

    & Lim

    O. J. (Spring

    2020). Becoming more culturally competent educators. Perspectives on Language and Literacy

    46(2)

    33-38.

    Becoming more culturally competent educators

    Lindo

    E. J. (2020

    September). View from the Division for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Exceptional Learners (DDEL): Committed to advancing cultural competence and culturally sustaining pedagogy

    TEACHING Exceptional Children.

    Committed to advancing cultural competence and culturally sustaining pedagogy

    Benefits of structured afterschool literacy tutoring by university students for struggling elementary readers.

    Chen

    C.

    & Lindo

    E. J. (2018). Culturally responsive evaluation practices: Reviewing the evidence. The DiaLog

    47(2)

    9-13.

    Culturally responsive evaluation practices: Reviewing the evidence

    Book Review: Resilience in children

    adolescents

    and adults: Translating research into practice

    Social validity’s presence in field-based reading intervention research

    Amy Elleman

    Social validity’s presence in field-based reading intervention research

    Family background as a predictor of reading comprehension performance: An examination of the contributions of human

    financial

    and social capital.

    Brenda Barrio

    Ph.D.

    Ten years of response to intervention: Implications for general education teacher preparation programs

    Hines

    D. E.

    Boveda

    M.

    Hollis

    T.

    & Lindo

    E. (under contract). Racism by another name: Black students

    overrepresentation

    and carcerality in special education

    Charlotte

    NC: Information Age Publishing

    Przymus

    S.

    Lindo

    E. Faggella-Luby

    M. (2020

    February). Culturally

    linguistically

    and ability relevant tier-one instruction: Conversations

    checklists

    and what could be. Multicultural Educational Institute

    Texas Christian University.\n\nBoveda

    M.

    Bryant

    L.

    Cichy-Parker

    B.

    McCray

    E.

    Lindo

    E.

    & Hines

    D. (2020

    February). Black children and the carceral state of special education. Panel Presentation at the Council for Exceptional Children Conference

    Portland

    OR. (invited)\n\nLindo

    E.

    DeClouette

    N.M.

    & Cichy-Parker

    B. (2020

    February). Building cultural competence to address the needs of diverse exceptional learners. Diversity Showcase Panel at the Council for Exceptional Children Conference

    Portland

    OR. (invited)\n\nLindo

    E. (2018

    February). Engage.?! Invited IGNITE! presentation at the Pacific Coast Research Conference

    Coronado

    C.A.\n\nLindo

    E.

    & Peak

    P. (2018

    February). Knowledge and implementation of response to intervention: An examination of pre-service teachers. Presentation at the Pacific Coast Research Conference

    Coronado

    C.A.\n\nLindo

    E. J.

    Faggella-Luby

    M.

    & Elleman

    A. E. (2017

    October). Conducting systematic and meta-analytic reviews: Basics for early career researchers

    Panel session accepted for presentation at the Council for Learning Disabilities International Conference

    Baltimore

    MD.\n\nLindo

    E.

    Hovey

    K.

    & Combes

    B. (2017

    April). Pre-service teachers’ perceptions and experiences with key components of response to intervention during preparation. Panel presentation at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association

    San Antonio

    TX.\n\nLindo

    E. J.

    Park

    N*.

    & Nix

    S*. (2016

    April). Examining the potential of parents as reading tutors for students in 3rd-12th grades: A meta-analysis. Presentation at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association

    Washington

    DC.\n\nLindo

    E.

    & Lim

    O. (2015

    February). Teaching Competency and Instructional Decisions regarding English as a Second Language Students. Presentation at the Pacific Coast Research Conference

    Coronado

    C.A.\n\nElleman

    A. M.

    Lindo

    E. J. Steacy

    L.

    Talbert

    S.

    Cooper

    J.

    Kim

    K.

    & Morphy

    P. (2014

    July). Considering comprehension interventions and measure sensitivity: A meta-analysis Presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Scientific Study of Reading

    Santa Fe

    N.M.

    Endia

  • Starpoint and Kinderfrogs

    Student Affairs

    Grant Writing

    Educational Consulting

    Research

    Teacher Training

    Educational Research

    Tutoring

    Literacy Intervention

    Program Evaluation

    Meta-analysis

    SPSS

    Differentiated Instruction

    Survey Design

    Teaching

    Staff Development

    Instructional Design

    Literacy

    Higher Education

    Interviewing

    Curriculum Development

    The African American presence in reading intervention experiments.

    The African American presence in reading intervention experiments.

    Lisa G.

    Theresa Garfield Dorel

    Maria Peterson

    Ph.D.

    Okyoung Kim

    barrio

    Updating and disseminating the Council for Learning Disabilities’ principles of ethical practice: Employing a case-base framework

    Donald Compton

    Amy Elleman (first author)

    The impact of vocabulary instruction on passage-level comprehension of school-age children: A meta-analysis

    Jessica Frank

    Managing stress levels of parents of children with developmental disabilities: A meta-analytic review.

    Combes

    B. H.

    Lindo

    E. J.

    Kliewer

    A.

    & Solomon

    C. (2019). My Possibilities University: A university and community collaborative

    Special Education Research

    Policy & Practice

    3(1)

    182-193.

    My Possibilities University: A university and community collaborative

    Hovey

    K. A.

    Combes

    B. H.

    Lindo

    E. J.

    Chang

    M.

    & Ferguson

    S. (2018). Pre-Service teachers’ perceptions and experiences with key components of response to intervention during university coursework and field experiences. The Field Experience Journal

    22(2)

    71-86.

    Pre-Service teachers’ perceptions and experiences with key components of response to intervention during university coursework and field experiences.

EDSP 5740

4.2(3)