Speakers and sessions for the 2024 conference include:

  • Kevin McGrew Ph.D. – The Report of Cognitive Ability Testing’s Death in Education is Premature: The Application of Network Theories and Models to Better Understand Intelligence, Achievement and the WJ IV
  • Daniel C. Miller Ph.D. – Integration of CHC Theory with Neuropsychological Theories
  • Kristof Kovacs, Ph.D. and Andrew Conway Ph.D. – A Unified Cognitive/Differential Approach to Intelligence: Implications for Cognitive Assessment
  • W. Joel Schneider, Ph.D. – Confidently Correct Specific Learning Disability Identification
  • Daniel B. Hajovsky Ph.D., – Cognitive-Achievement Relations Across the Ability Distribution
  • Elena L. Grigorenko Ph.D. – Can Genetics Help in Identifying Specific Reading Disabilities?
  • Samuel O. Ortiz, Ph.D. – Assessment of Multilingual Learners: An Evidence-Based Approach to Testing and Evaluation
  • LaTasha R. Holden Ph.D. – Fair and Equitable Cognitive Assessment in Research and Practice
  • Monica Oganes Ph.D. – Multilingual Learners: Classroom Data to Guide Assessment and Intervention
  • Lisa Suzuki, Ph.D. and Noreen Stewart Ph.D. – Culture and Assessment: Implications for SLD Identification
  • George McClosky Ph.D. – Assessment and Intervention for Executive Function Deficits that are Impacting Academic Production
  • Scott L. Decker, Ph.D. – SLD Identification: Theoretical and Practical Guidance From Contemporary Research
  • Dennis T. Sisco-Taylor, Ph.D. – Using Curriculum-Based Assessment to Inform Reading Interventions
  • Peng Peng, Ph.D. – The Nature of Multi-Component Instruction for Children With Learning Difficulties: the More the Better?
  • Jacqueline M. Caemmerer Ph.D. and Matthew R. Reynolds, Ph.D. – Validity of CHC Theory for Assessment with Children
  • Christopher R. Niileksela Ph.D. – Consolidating Evidence of Cognitive-Achievement Relations: A Preliminary Meta-Analysis of 250 Datasets
  • Nancy Mather, Ph.D. – What Should be Included in a Comprehensive Assessment of Dyslexia
  • Steve Graham, Ph.D. – Teaching Writing to Students with Learning Differences
  • Steven G. Feifer DEd, ABPdN – The Neuropsychology of Mathematics: From Assessment to Intervention

All attendees can receive up to 12 American Psychological Association (APA) and National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) approved Continuing Education (CEs) credits. To view the schedule and register, visit the CAI 2024 convention registration website.

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