Margaret Floress

  • 600 Lincoln Avenue, Dept. of Psychology

    61920 Charleston

    United States

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About

My overarching goal of my research agenda is to identify simple, effective, and low-cost behavior management strategies and training methods to help retain high-quality teachers and increase positive behavioral and academic outcomes for students. To meet this goal, I invite undergraduate and graduate students to be a part of my research program. I enjoy engaging in research with students that provides hands on experience (e.g., recruiting, collecting data, writing) and opportunities to contribute to discussion and ideas that drive research forward.  

Contact Information

Office: 1437 - Physical Sciences
Phone: 2175812127

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Education/Academic qualification

Ph.D., Indiana State University

… → 2007

M.A., Indiana State University

… → 2004

B.S., Central Michigan University

… → 2003

Research Interests

  • Natural Rates of Teacher Behavioral Skills
  • Teacher/Parent Training
  • Preschool Intervention
  • Behavioral and Academic Interventions
  • Sleep and Elimination Disorders

Disciplines

  • Psychology
  • School Psychology

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