Conference Grants support Spectrum advocates presenting practical or research-based work at peer-reviewed international conferences to promote scholarship on the Spectrum of Teaching Styles.
Research Grant Program supports faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students studying the Spectrum of Teaching Styles across school subjects to advance scholarship on its theoretical constructs.
The Spectrum Scholarship (YALSA-Sponsored Scholars) by the Young Adult Library Services Association supports diverse graduate students dedicated to serving teens in libraries.
Supports SPSSI members in developing or evaluating innovative action teaching projects that engage students with real-world social issues.
Special Education Grants support teachers and therapists with classroom resources, field trips, and professional development to help students with disabilities build skills and independence.