Deborah K. Kundert
Affiliations: | School Psychology | State University of New York, Albany, Albany, NY, United States |
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Schnurr BL, Kundert DK, Nickerson AB. (2009) Grade retention: Current decision-making practices and involvement of school psychologists working in public schools Psychology in the Schools. 46: 410-419 |
Jimerson SR, Pletcher SMW, Graydon K, et al. (2006) Beyond grade retention and social promotion: Promoting the social and academic competence of students Psychology in the Schools. 43: 85-97 |
DeBonis DA, Ylvisaker M, Kundert DK. (2000) The relationship between ADHD theory and practice: A preliminary investigation Journal of Attention Disorders. 4: 161-173 |
May DC, Kundert DK. (1997) School readiness practices and children at-risk: Examining the issues Psychology in the Schools. 34: 73-84 |
Brent D, May DC, Kundert DK. (1996) The incidence of delayed school entry: A twelve-year review. Early Education and Development. 7: 121-135 |
May DC, Kundert DK. (1996) Are Special Educators Prepared To Meet The Sex Education Needs Of Their Students? A Progress Report: Journal of Special Education. 29: 433-441 |
McIntosh DE, Dunham MD, Dean RS, et al. (1995) Neuropsychological characteristics of learning disabled/gifted children. The International Journal of Neuroscience. 83: 123-30 |
May DC, Kundert DK, Brent D. (1995) Does Delayed School Entry Reduce Later Grade Retentions and Use of Special Education Services? Remedial and Special Education. 16: 288-294 |
Kundert DK, May DC, Brent D. (1995) A comparison of students who delay kindergarten entry and those who are retained in grades K−5 Psychology in the Schools. 32: 202-209 |
May D, Kundert D, Nikoloff O, et al. (1994) School Readiness: An Obstacle to Intervention and Inclusion Journal of Early Intervention. 18: 290-301 |