Dr. Elizabeth Ashline has over a decade of experience in education, teaching at the elementary and middle school levels, as well as in self-contained and resource settings, including co-teaching. She earned a dual bachelor’s degree in Elementary and Special Education from Grand Canyon University, followed by a master’s in Autism Spectrum Disorder and a Ph.D. in General Psychology with an emphasis in Cognition and Instruction. Currently, she is a core faculty member at AIU and runs an advocacy and tutoring company in Arizona. Despite being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2017, she persevered to complete her Ph.D. A proud Arizona native, she enjoys traveling, particularly to Disneyland and small towns. Dr. Ashline believes special educators are unsung heroes, serving the most vulnerable students in a challenging yet rewarding field. She acknowledges the ongoing shortage of special education teachers and values their irreplaceable impact on students’ lives.
Dr. Elizabeth Ashline
Presentation Title: Optimizing Inclusive Instruction: Translating In-Person Practices to Virtual Environments
Alliant International University , The United States
Past Speaker