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Special Education: The Basics

This Prep Time PD will focus on high incidence learning disabilities, defined as those most prevalent in every classroom. Students identified as having one of these challenges typically have an average to above average intellect and can participate in the general education classroom 80-100% of the day when provided with accessible curriculum materials, accommodations to remove the barriers to learning and showing what they know, as well as strength-based strategies for learning.

Crystal Brooks

Crystal Brooks

$30

Educational Implications of an Emotional Disability

An informative course on the fundamentals of Emotional Disability. Including definitions, implications, and strategies.

Colleen McCoy-Cejka

Colleen McCoy-Cejka

$30

Understanding Dyslexia - Part 1

Dyslexia affects one in every five students on average. It is increasingly more important for teachers to learn what Dyslexia is and is not and how to create a learning environment that accommodates for students with Dyslexia. The course will outline the different types of Dyslexia and the impact those neurological differences can have in the classroom.

Sue Milano

Sue Milano

$30

Understanding Dyslexia - Part 2

This course will highlight specific accommodations for students with Dyslexia. We will review structured literacy and Orton Gillingham approaches to supporting students with Dyslexia, as well as how to structure your classroom through a neurodiverse lens.

Sue Milano

Sue Milano

$30

The Joy and Freedom of Flexible Assessment

In this course, participants will develop a firm understanding of how standards, curriculum, and assessment align to ensure students are learning skills and content AND showing teachers in multiple ways how they have learned skills and content. Just as there are many methods of instruction, there are also many methods of assessment. Providing students a variety of ways in which to show what they have learned provides all learners with the opportunity to use their strengths to show learning. Developing and grading assessments that truly focus on the standards being taught provides teachers with the freedom and flexibility to assess learning in many ways. This course allows teachers time to reflect on common assessment practices and consider all the ways we COULD be gauging student growth and learning.

Colleen McCoy-Cejka

Colleen McCoy-Cejka

$30

Understanding Dysgraphia

This course is designed to help educators understand Dysgraphia and its impact on student learning. You will walk away with practical skills and accommodations to implement in your classroom to support students with Dysgraphia.

Sue Milano

Sue Milano

$30