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Meeting the Needs of All Students: Strategies to Develop Culturally Responsive Transition Goals
Content type: Webinar
Doing the work to become a culturally responsive transition professional is a multi-layered, ever-evolving process. Educators must “talk the talk” AND “walk the walk”. Transition professionals continue to support students from diverse cultural, ethnic, and...
It's All About Relationships: How Building Relationships Supports the Inclusion of Young Children with Disabilities and Their Families
Content type: Webinar
"It's all about relationships." Easy to say but it is one of the most complex things we do. Intentional relationship building is a skill we can learn. Building partnerships with families of young children with disabilities, with other professionals, and...
Nurturing Cultural Identity with Diverse Gifted Learners
Content type: Webinar
Identity formation is a significant developmental milestone impacted by both giftedness and factors that comprise one’s self-conception. Cultural identity refers to how children define themselves as they discover where they fit in the world based on gender...
Working Collaboratively with Diverse Families in the IEP Process
Content type: Webinar
Per the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), families of children with disabilities are equal stakeholders in IEP meetings. With the number of students from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds increasing each year, working...
Determining What Works Best for Students: Taking a Deeper Look at Critical Special Education Issues
Content type: Webinar
This webinar will explore evaluating special education programs using an educational benefit analysis, to examine and determine least restrictive placements and informal dispute resolutions strategies. You will learn to use a tool to determine whether a...
The IEP Process: Essential Strategies for Special Education Teachers
Content type: Webinar
The IEP process is full of legal mandates and requirements that cause anxiety for all special education teachers, and can be particularly daunting for new special educators. A productive IEP process requires that the IEP team ― teachers, families, and...
Bullying and Suicide: Preventative Measures for Schools
Content type: Webinar
In collaboration with the Council for Children with Behavioral Disorders (CCBD) Youth suicide is the third leading cause of death for children. Because being bullied is connected to self-harming behavior in children, schools are a logical place to...
What Principals Need to Know about Discipline and Students with Disabilities
Content type: Webinar
We all want safe schools, and principals need to keep order-and student with disabilities, including emotional and behavioral disorders, need an education. In this program, you’ll hear about steps and strategies principals and assistant principals need to...
What Principals Need to Know to Avoid Special Education Litigation
Content type: Webinar
Principals often lead IEP or multidisciplinary team meetings and meet with parents about students’ progress on goals and objectives-yet most principals do not have training in the basic provisions of special education law or Section 504 of the...
A Valuable Partner: Setting the Stage For Effective Family Engagement
Content type: Webinar
As a new—or experienced—teacher, it can sometimes seem like it’s you against the world…including the families you work with. You’re the education expert. Why can’t they see that? In this webinar, Sean Roy, a longtime parent advocate and national technical...