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KAY C REEVES
Clinical Assoc Professor
Instruction Curriculum Leadership
Office Location: 401 C Ball Hall
Phone: (901) 678-3859
Email: kcreeves@memphis.edu
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- Reeves, K.(Spring 2012). What are learning disabilities? How do they affect an individual?: A simulation. A presentation at the UT Medical School Occupational Therapists.(Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K.C. (Summer, 1999-2012). Families with Special Needs. Presentation to a counseling class in the Department of Psychology, The University of Memphis, Memphis, TN. (Non-refereed)
Robertson, J. S., Casey, L.B., Reeves, K.C., Singleton, J., Taylor, S., & Williamson, R.L. (April, 2011). Higher education inclusion: What do unified teacher preparation programs look like? International Conference of Council for Exceptional Children, National Harbor, MD. (Refereed) - Robertson, J. S., Casey, L.B., Reeves, K., & Smith, C. (2011, April). Does alternative preparation fo special education teachers impact teacher retention? AERA National Conference, New Orleans, LA.(Refereed)
- Roberston, J.S., Casey, L.B., Williamson, R.L., Reeves, K., Smith, C. (2011, April). What principals want to know about special education. AERA National Conference, New Orleans, LA. (Refereed)
- Casey, L.B., Zanksas, S., Williamson, R., & Reeves, K. (2011, April). Symptoms of posttraumatic stress in parents following a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. AERA National Conference, New Orleans, LA.(Refereed)
- Williamson, R., Reeves, K., Robertson, J., Smith, C. (April, 2010). Transition: Targets vs Realities. International Conference of Council for Exceptional Children, Nashville, TN.(Refereed)
- Reeves, K. (Spring, 2010). Inclusion: How to read an Individual Education Plan. Presentation for Teaching All Learners dual licensure undergraduate students. (Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K. (Fall 2011). What are IEP meetings like? A presentation in the Department of Communications.(Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K.(Spring 2011). What are learning disabilities? How do they affect an individual?: A simulation. A presentation at the UT Medical School Occupational Therapists.(Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K. (Spring, 2009). Quality of life: Perspectives from adults with mild cognitive development or learning disabilities. Transition presentation. (Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K. & Smith, C. (Fall, 2009). It's so hard to be your friend: Teaching social skills to teens. Challenges & Choices Education Conference. (Non-refereed)
- Allen, L., Grant, M., & Reeves, K. (Spring,2009). Developing the competencies to conduct effective online courses. Professional development workshop. (Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K. (Spring, 2009). How to create a CREDE classroom. Presentation to Early Childhood graduate students. (Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K. (Fall, 2009). Do you know your responsibilities: Appropriate education for students with special needs..Presentation to ICL 7993 Professional seminar for graduate student teachers.(Non-refereed)
- McCullough, A., Reeves, K., & Ransdell, M.(2009). Increasing student participation in higher education: The CREDE principle. Center for Education Development, Evaluation and Research (CEDER). 6th Annual Conference. (Refereed)
- Reeves, K. (Fall, 2008). My legal responsibilities as a regular education classroom teacher of students with special needs. Seminar presentation to student teachers. (Non-refereed)
- Ransdell, M., Reeves, K., & McCullough, A. (2008). Engaging students: CREDE in a college classroom. Tennessee Association for Childhood Education International. State conference. (Refereed)
- Reeves, K. (2008). Inclusion issues: What regular education classsroom teachers need to know. Seminar presentation to student teachers. The University of Memphis. (Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K. (2008). Urban diverse learners: Who are they? Presentation to undergraduate education students. The University of Memphis.(Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K.C. (October, 2006). Teaching Mathematics to Students with Special Needs. Presentation to graduate mathematic majors in the College of Education, The University of Memphis. (Non-refereed)
- Reeves, K.C. (February, 2006). The Impact of Computers on Persons with Severe Disabilities. Poster presentation for the Tennessee Council for Exceptional Children State Conference, Memphis, TN. (Refereed)
- Roberston, J.S., & Reeves, K.C. (July, 2006). Learning Objects for Fun and Profit. Poster presentation for the Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT) International Conference, Nashville, TN. (Refereed)
- Reeves, K.C., & Tingle, L. (August, 2005). Understanding Your Students to Increase Academic Achievement. Presentation given to high school teachers for professional development at Houston High School, Shelby County, TN. (Non-refereed)
- Koh, M., & Reeves, K.C. (October, 2004). Korean Parents and the American School System. Paper presented at the annual Mid-Western Research Association Conference. (Refereed)
- Reeves, K.C., & Tingle, L. (August, 2004). Understanding Your Students for Effective Instructional Practices. Presentation given to high school teachers in an alternative school setting for professional development, Shelby County Schools, TN. (Non-refereed)
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