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Education:
B.A.
(Behavioral Science), University of Chicago, 1989; M.A. (School
of Social Service Administration), University of Chicago, 1992;
Ph.D. (School of Social Service Administration) University of
Chicago, 2000.
Courses Taught:
Human
Behavior and the Social Environment (SW 200), Research Methods
(SW 282A, SW 282B), Social Work and Education (SW 232).
Research
Interests:
Family and
school influences on child and adolescent school performance,
especially for urban and at-risk children and youth; parenting
under stress; family treatment; linking families, schools, and
communities; school-based social work practice; mixing quantitative
and qualitative methods; multi-level statistical modeling
Selected
Publications:
2005
Jacob, R.
& Stone, S. Teachers and students speak. Education Next,
5(1), 49-53.
Stone, S.
& Han, M. School Climate and perceived discrimination among
children of immigrants. Children and Youth Services Review,
27(1), 51-66.
Stone, S.,
Engel, M., Nagaoka, J., & Roderick, M. Getting it the second
time around: Student classroom experience in Chicago's Summer
Bridge Program. Teachers College Record, 107(5), 935-957.
2004
Stone, S.
Reflecting on the social environment dimensions of HB&SE:
An HB&SE faculty member as discussant. Journal of Human
Behavior and the Social Environment, 10(3), 111-118
2003
Stone, S.
The transition to high school: Teacher perspectives in a large,
urban, predominantly minority school system. Journal of Ethnic
and Cultural Diversity in Social Work, 12(1), 47-67.
In Press
Stone, S.
Child Maltreatment, Out-of-Home Placement and Academic Vulnerability:
A Decade Review of Evidence and Future Directions. Children
& Youth Services Review.
Stone, S.,
Austin, M. J., & D'Andrade, A. Educational Services for Children
in Foster Care: Challenges and Opportunities. Public Child
Welfare.
Stone, S.
Correlates of Change in Student Reported Parent Involvement in
Schooling: A New Look at the National Education Longitudinal Study
of 1988. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry.
Stone, S.
& Gambrill, E. Do School Social Work Texts Provide a Sound
Guide for Practice and Policy? Children in Schools.
Phillippo,
K. & Stone, S. School-Based Collaborative Team Tasks: An Exploratory
Case Study. Children in Schools.
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