Mike McKenzie-Gray
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Dr. Mike McKenzie-Gray is a leading voice in special education technology, whose work centers on the intersection of assistive technology, academic instruction, and behavioural support for students with learning disabilities (LD). His most-cited paper, "Integrating New Instructional Assistive Technology to Support Academic and Behavioural Instruction for Students with Learning Disabilities" (2025), has already garnered 5 citations—a strong signal of its emerging influence. In this work, Dr. McKenzie-Gray demonstrates how assistive technology can be a powerful tool for closing foundational skill gaps during one-to-one instruction, while also critically examining the systemic barriers that prevent administrators from equipping in-service educators with these tools. His research is not just theoretical; it offers practical pathways for bridging the gap between innovation and classroom reality. By focusing on both the promise and the practical hurdles of technology integration, Dr. McKenzie-Gray is shaping how schools support students with LD. For educators and researchers alike, his work provides a vital roadmap for making inclusive, technology-driven instruction a sustainable reality.
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