Dr. Susan J. Dell

Department, Office, or School
Department of Special Education
  • Professor Emerita

Education

  • Ph.D San Diego State University, Claremont Graduate School 1995 Multicultural Education Special Education
  • M.Ed Rhode Island College 1985 Severe/Profound Special Education
  • B.S. Buffalo State College 1982 Special Ed. & Elem. Education

Selected Publications

  • Adapted literature: Over 200 adapted literature developed. Publications include literature for all school levels (preschool, elementary, middle, high school) and in a variety of formats (printable text, PowerPoint).
  • Curriculum Support Materials: Over 100 curriculum support materials for students who benefit from adapted curriculum in content areas of Reading, Writing, Mathematics and Science.
  • Dell, S.J. & Grattan, A. (2011-2012). Rhode Island Alternate Assessment Educator Training (September 2011, December 2011, March 2012). Warwick, RI.
  • Dell, S.J. & Antosh, A. (2009). Rhode Island Services to Children and Youth with Dual Sensory Impairments Grant Performance Report (Grant award H326C000003‐02). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office.
  • Dell, S.J. (2006). Transition Programs for Students with Deaf‐blindness. Monmouth, OR: National Technical Assistance Consortium (dB‐Link).
  • Dell, S.J., Antosh, A., Constable, S., & Pascoe, J. (2003). Effective Practices for Students with Disability that Significantly Affect Function. Providence, RI: Rhode Island College.

Specializations

  • Education and curriculum development for individuals with severe disabilities and deaf-blindness with an emphasis on inclusion
  • Educational applications of technology
  • Development of Communication and Language

Recent Scholarly Activity

  • On-line Learning Modules: Developed three fully accessible on-line modules on adapted science curriculum in Life Science, Earth & Space Science, and Physical Science. (2012).
  • On-Site Training: Conducted three RIDE training (2011-2012) for over 400 teachers annually in topics related to Rhode Island Alternate Assessment for students with significant intellectual disabilities.