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Experimental Education Unit

Ilene Schwartz, Director, 206-616-3450

The Experimental Education Unit (EEU) is a state-certified special education school that serves children from birth to age 7 with diverse abilities. Faculty at the EEU conduct research projects and provide training opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students, educators, and other professionals.

There are four EEU classes designed for different age groups and all classes serve children who are typically developing and those with moderate and severe developmental disabilities. Classes emphasize the development of cognitive, social, and motor skills. Future educators receive interdisciplinary hands-on training experiences within these classes under the supervision of an EEU faculty member.

EEU Projects

• Early Childhood Training Partnership Project
• Elementary DATA
• Evaluation of the Washington State Early Learning Initiative
• Evidenced-Based Intervention for Severe Behavior Problems
• Experimental Education Classes
• Improving the Data-based Decision-Making of Preservice Early Intervention Teachers
• Improving the Preparation of Personnel to Serve Children with High-Incidence Disabilities
• A Longitudinal Research Partnership to Investigate the Impact of Early Head Start: 5th Grade Follow-Up Study
• Migrant Head Start Outreach
• Preparation of Teachers for Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education
• Preparing Leaders to Leave No Child Behind
• Project DATA (Developmentally Appropriate Treatment for Autism)
• Public School Professional Development in Autism (PDA)
• Using Parent Ratings of Mood and Mood Induction in Assessment and Intervention of Severe Problem Behavior at School in Students with ASD

More Information

Experimental Education Unit website