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 2022 Good Teaching Conference South | Classroom management issues driving you up the wall? Utilize the latest research about adolescent brains to restructure for everyone's success in this interactive session. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: July 26, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1 hour 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 Issues Conference - Home Edition | Regardless of your experience with bargaining or your expertise with Special Education, this session will focus on how we engage our membership in uncovering the work load issues stemming from Special Ed (including impacts on regular education members), design bargaining campaigns that all members can support, and creating language that benefits all the educators working with students with special needs. A heavy emphasis will be on setting bargaining goals and the details that will lead to the successful achievement of those goals. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 16, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 2022 Good Teaching Conference - Home Edition! | Come and create your own Among Us Escape Room! Escape rooms are great tools to engage learners, encourage group work and practice problem solving. During this session, we will plan out and begin creating a digital escape room which can be adapted to any content area, grade level or theme that is appropriate for your learners. Participants will leave with a planning template, access to digital files and lots of ideas! Those with digital devices can begin creating their escape room using Google Apps. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 Special Education Conference | Deaf educators use the Whole Deaf Child (WDC) framework to capitalize on Deaf children’s strengths, moving away from the prevalent deficit culture in Deaf education. The WDC framework covers Deaf Community Cultural Wealth (DCCW) capital areas that support Deaf students’ language, social and learning opportunities. The workshop includes a discussion about incorporating this abundance-based teaching model. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | In this session, we will learn about disproportionality in special education, how it impacts students of color, and learn how colonialism is embedded in Special Education. Participants will have opportunities to explore possibilities and ways to begin decolonizing this system and ourselves as educators. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | One in five students is dyslexic. Consider how this translates to the context of your classroom. You may be wondering, what now? How do I support my new student who has been diagnosed with dyslexia? Can there be others in my class? In this session participants will be given an overview on signs to look for, common myths, next steps, and appropriate accommodations to support students with dyslexia. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 11, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | In this session we will learn and explore many contacts specific and general strategies to help with all students in mild to moderate specific learning diverse and general education settings. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| | Approved Credit: CTA: 1.50 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | This session focuses on what special education is and everything you need to know to write and understand IEPs like a pro. This presentation is for special educators looking to get a better understanding of special education and have a simple proven process to write IEPs with ease. You will leave this presentation with "done for you" resources to help you write meaningful IEPs in half the time. Whether you are a brand new teacher starting out or an experienced teacher looking to spend more time teaching and less time writing IEPs, this presentation is for you. If writing IEP goals keeps you up at night, I'll be sharing a method that takes the pain out of the process! If you are looking for a deeper level of understanding of special education and a toolbox full of resources on writing IEPs, you won't want to miss this presentation! | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: May 01, 2021
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 2022 Good Teaching Conference South | | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 0.50 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | Come learn the special needs and accommodations needed for students with hearing loss in the general education or SDC classroom (not DHH SDC classroom) to help them succeed. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| | Approved Credit: CTA: 1 hour 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | This presentation will focus on:
• Meeting IEP goals in a virtual world
• Distance Learning: Resources for Mild/Mod and Mod/Severe educators
• Template for online lessons
• Data collection for student accountability
• Parent communication and collaboration | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 11, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 Good Teaching Conference - Home Edition! | Once upon a time not so long ago, when people assumed that kids just knew how to behave. It is a common assumption that kids just know how to interact when they go to school at all levels. Come learn how to treat every kid or student as if they don’t know how to behave or interact with others, you can teach them the expected behaviors, address misbehaviors early and consistently, without giving multiple requests or repeated warnings, your classroom will run smoother than ever thought possible. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 08, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | This session will illuminate the structure of Universal Design for Learning, highlighting its focus on how students learn. This session will provide strategies and subject specific examples in the secondary classroom, addressing both traditional and online learning environments. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 09, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | Research shows that there are many benefits to inclusive practices. Additionally, IDEA requires that students be served in the least-restrictive-environment possible. However, this does not mean having students with disabilities just present in the room. Instead, the students need to be engaged and interacting with the content and their peers. This session breaks down differentiation and UDL strategies that are easy to implement in a classroom setting. This way all students are able to access the content at their level and work towards their individualized goals. Attendees will leave with a simple graphic organizer that they can use when lesson planning so differentiation is not an after-thought. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: October 18, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 0.50 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | Our presentation will focus on the pre-referral process, considerations, and resources. We will offer guidance and recommendations based on over 20 years combined experience in the SST and Assessment processes. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 Issues Conference - Home Edition | As a site rep, your colleagues come to you with concerns. When it relates to Special Education, what are some red flags you should be on the lookout for? Which situations require further union action and intervention? What do you need to know to educate your colleagues about their IEP rights and responsibilities? In this training designed specifically for site reps and union leadership, we will address IEP meetings, legal caseload limits, and workload considerations and compliance complaints, and how to address the discipline of students with IEPs. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 Special Education Conference | This session will illuminate the structure of Universal Design for Learning, highlighting its focus on how students learn, by providing strategies and examples in the secondary classroom, addressing both traditional and online learning environments. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 Special Education Conference | This presentation is focused on ensuring access to general education for all students. It provides an overview of UDL and Inclusion, offers frameworks to create communities of practice and provides strategies and tools to successfully implement UDL through effective GE and SPED partnerships. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1.25 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 Special Education Conference | Attending an IEP meeting is often overwhelming for participants and at the same time "just a meeting" for others. This presentation focuses on the objectives of a an IEP meeting, understand your responsibilites as a team member and recommendations on how to be a contributing participant. I also will be sharing my personal experience as an APE teacher and as a parent. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 04, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1 hour 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 2022 New Educator Weekend | This session will cover traits and characteristics of students with dyslexia, MTSS/RtI continuum of identification, and effective, targeted instruction for students with dyslexia. This session will also provide an understanding of various assessment tools that can be used to identify students with dyslexia along with an understanding of how to use assessment data to inform instruction. Universal screening in grades K-3 will be discussed. Structured Literacy approaches for reading and language instruction based on the Science of Reading will also be covered along with the benefits of different programs. Structured Literacy is effective instruction that is explicit, multisensory, sequential, comprehensive, and cumulative. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 08, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1 hour 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 Good Teaching Conference - Home Edition! | Curious about UDL in a mathematics classroom? Join us as we share our experiences using the UDL framework and Design Thinking process to fully engage learners. Begin incorporating this framework to co-construct your mathematics learning community to better support all learners by minimizing obstacles to provide equitable access in mathematics classrooms. This session will equip you with tools and resources to rethink collaborative support for educators and stakeholders as you embark on your UDL journey. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 0.75 hours 2023 Summer Pass Program
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 | Using Universal Design for Learning to support all students, especially students with special needs. | Formats Available: On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: August 17, 2022
| Approved Credit: CTA: 1 hour 2023 Summer Pass Program
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