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Haydon, T., Alter, P., Hawkins, R., & Theado, C. K. (2019). Check yourself: Mindfulness-based
                   stress reduction for teachers of students with challenging behaviors. Beyond Behavior,
                   28(1) 55–60.

            Ho, J., & Funk, S. (2018). Promoting young children’s social and emotional health. National
                   Association for the Education of Young Children. https://www.naeyc.org/resources/pubs
                   /yc/mar2018/promoting-social-and-emotional-health
            Hornstein, M. (2019). Positive me!: A kids’ guide to self-compassion. Lula Publishing Services.
                                                                                              Dr. Leslie Haas has
            Maddox, B. B., Cleary, P., Kuschner, E. S., Miller, J. S., Armour, A. C., Guy, L., Kenworthy, L.,   experience in literacy
                   Schultz, R. T., & Yerys, B. E. (2018). Lagging skills contribute to challenging behaviors   education that includes
                   in children with autism spectrum disorder without intellectual disability. Autism, 22(8),   teaching at the K-12,
                   898–906.                                                                   undergraduate, and
                                                                                              graduate levels.
            Maguire, N. (2020). My body sends a signal: Helping kids recognize emotions and express feeling.   Additional experiences
                   VLB.                                                                       include instructional
                                                                                              coaching, professional
            Owens, J. S., Holdaway, A. S., Smith, J., Evans, S. W., Himawan, L. K., Coles, E. K., Girio-  development, curriculum
                   Herrera, E., Mixon, C. S., Egan, T. E., & Dawson, A. E. (2018). Rates of common   design, and department
                   classroom behavior management strategies and their associations with challenging student   administration.
                   behavior in elementary school. Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders, 26(3),   Opportunities in highly
                   156–169.                                                                   diverse settings have

            Riden, B. S., Markelz, A. M., and Taylor, J. C. (2021). Using and evaluating daily behavior report   acted as both a catalyst
                   cards for students with challenging behaviors. Intervention in School and Clinic, 57(1),   and foundation for her
                   1–7.                                                                       focus on integrating
                                                                                              and connecting literacy
            Sargent, K. (2020). Mindful games for kids: 50 fun activities to stay present, improve concentration,   across disciplines through
                   and understand emotions. Rockridge.                                        culturally and linguistically
                                                                                              responsive instructional
            Turgeon, S., Lanovaz, J., & Dufour, M. (2020). Effects of an interactive web training to support   practices. She is
                   parents in reducing challenging behaviors. Behavior Modification, 1–28.    particularly interested
                                                                                              in technology-based
            Zolkoski, S. M., & Lewis-Chiu, C. (2019). Alternative approaches: Implementing mindfulness   literacy opportunities
                   practices in the classroom to improve challenging behaviors. Beyond Behavior, 28(1),   for underrepresented
                   46–54                                                                      populations through
                                                                                              engagement with popular
                                                                                              culture, specifically online
                                                                                              gaming and fan fiction.
                                                                                              Haas is a member of
                                                                                              Beta Kappa Chapter of
                                                                                              Iowa State Organization.
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