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Pathways to Progress: Innovations in Special Education

Pathways to Progress: Innovations in Special Education

Educator
OT
PT
SLP

Are you ready to revolutionize your approach to special education? Join us for Pathways to Progress: Innovations in Special Education event, a must-attend event for dedicated administrators and educators committed to improving the learning experiences and outcomes for students with disabilities.

When?

LIVE Panel Tuesday September 17, 2024 4pm - 5:30pm ET

Recorded courses available on demand 9/17/24 after the live ends.

Who Should Attend?

Special Education and General Education Teachers
Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs)
Occupational Therapists (OTs)
Physical Therapists (PTs)
Special Education Directors

Why Attend?
Gain practical advice and valuable insights from leading experts in the field. Engage in dynamic discussions and discover innovative strategies to address the diverse needs of your students.

Courses

  • PT
    SLP
    Educator
    OT
    Parent
    Admin
    SLP: caseload management
    Early Ed/Parents: IEPs
    OT: school based

    Pathways to Progress: A Team Approach To Navigating IEP Meetings for Success

    This engaging and insightful live panel discussion is designed for the entire IEP team, and will feature perspectives from special educators, parents, administrators, school psychologists and Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs).  This 90 minute discussion will highlight the importance of collaboration and creating space for multiple perspectives during IEP meetings. Our experienced panelists will share “what they wish you knew” from their respective roles and will offer valuable strategies to enhance teamwork, communication, and decision-making processes to better support students with diverse needs.

    Anne Marie Wagner

    LCSW, MSW, MA

    Jaime Spencer

    MS, OTR/L

    Jenn Adams

    M. Ed

    Jennifer Elliott

    Ph.D., NCSP

    Katelynn Doherty

    M.S., CCC-SLP

    Trish Geraghty

    M.Ed.

  • Educator
    SLP
    OT
    Admin
    Early Ed/Parents: assistive tech
    SLP: AAC & assistive tech
    OT: AAC & assistive tech

    AT or AI: It's Apples and Oranges

    Dive into AT & AI for educators! We'll showcase AI-powered AT tools, digital assistants, and strategies for building a more inclusive classroom.

    Samantha Hagness

    M.S., CCC-SLP

    Becky Woolley

  • PT
    Educator
    SLP
    OT
    Parent
    Early Ed/Parents: child development
    Early Ed/Parents: family engagement
    SLP: caseload management
    SLP: neurodiversity
    OT: school based

    Understanding and Managing Challenging Behaviors: PDA and ODD

    Equip yourself with essential strategies to understand and manage the challenging behaviors associated with PDA and ODD. In this course, you will explore the distinct characteristics and underlying causes of these disorders, learn how anxiety and inflexibility contribute to behaviors, and discover effective, evidence-based strategies tailored for educational settings. Emphasizing flexibility, motivation, and positive reinforcement, this course provides techniques for building adaptive skills and creating supportive learning environments. Designed for special education professionals, this course emphasizes empathy and tailored interventions, aligning with current research and best practices to foster positive behavioral outcomes for students.

    Rachel Irwin

    MS.Ed

  • SLP
    Educator
    OT
    PT
    Admin
    OT: neurological disabilities
    OT: early intervention
    SLP: neurodiversity
    OT: school based

    Vision & Visual Perception in Post Covid Times

    Designed for specialized instructional support personnel, this training equips you to identify hidden visual difficulties impacting behavior, motor skills, and reading ability, empowering effective intervention. Gain insights into misunderstood symptoms and understand the impact of technology on childhood development, including speech, language, motor skills, and vision. Master the skills to confidently recognize signs of visual difficulties and know when to refer for specialized care, ensuring optimal communication and academic outcomes for your students.

    Jaime Spencer

    MS, OTR/L

  • Educator
    Admin
    SLP: caseload management
    OT: school based
    Education

    What you need to know about MTSS: A practical approach to implementation

    This session is designed for educators and administrators looking to implement or enhance their Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework. Participants will learn foundational principles, key components, and strategies to address students' academic, behavioral, and social-emotional needs through a tiered support system. Attendees will leave with actionable insights and tools to create a data-driven environment that fosters student success and promotes an inclusive educational experience.

    Trish Geraghty

    M.Ed.

Sponsors

Pathways to Progress: Innovations in Special Education

Your event registration includes access to the live panel event and its replay plus (4) recorded courses and submittal of your participation to the ASHA registry. *You must opt-in and add your ASHA credentials after completing all course steps. Courses are available through 11/4/2024.
One time fee
$19.99