SWIFT Talk Blog
Re-imagining Education
Equity Leadership Parnterships
SWIFT Education Center launched four new partnerships with school districts to participate in an Equity Leadership research grant funded by the U.S.

MTSS in Alternative, Community, and Correctional Education
Orange County (CA) Alternative, Community, and Correctional Education Schools and Services educator teams developed analogies to help them explain MTSS to their colleagues and community.

Five Reasons to Continue Literacy Instruction at Any Age
My family loves to read. My husband reads classic novels and mysteries for relaxation. Our son reads history and sci-fi fantasy with a passion. I like to read history as well as non-fiction about culture and l

Rainbow Connection
Meet Magger Chen, and learn about what is possible when a creative parent and a passionate student connect with a willing teacher to work toward inclusion.

The Impact of SWIFT Technical Assistance
Recently, we had an opportunity to look back at the outcomes of this technical assistance, publishing our findings in a special issue of the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disability (AAIDD) journal ‘Inclusion.’ To complete this special issue, researchers culled through SWIFT data in each domain (i.e., policy, administrative leadership, family and community engagement, integrated education, and multi-tiered systems of support).

Where do you even begin? Begin with SWIFT-FIA
Learn more about SWIFT-FIA, a self-assessment used by school leadership teams to examine their implementation of SWIFT features.

How a SWIFT-FIT assessment benefits your school
Learn how to use a SWIFT-FIT to measure your school’s current reality and progress toward your goal for equity and excellence for all.

Wondering about MTSS?
Recently we were asked some thought provoking questions about MTSS. We wanted to respond as well as invite you to join the conversation here on SWIFT Talk.
Here are the questions and our responses.

Reframed Thinking about Disability and Inclusion
Dr. Meisenheimer reflects on how Dr. Sailor's influence changed her thinking about disability and inclusion.

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