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Workshop
Standards-Based Individualized Education Program (IEP) Process Training (La Grange)
The focus of this session is developing present levels of academic achievement and functional performance (PLAAFP) based on student data, drafting annual goals (academic and/or functional) and objectives, if appropriate, and collecting data for reporting progress.
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Conference
2026 Safe and Supportive Schools Symposium
A transformative day that explores the intersection of mental health and school safety, offering valuable insights and strategies to create safe, supportive learning environments.
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Vestibular Disorders: Early Identification in Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Explore the impact of vestibular and motor disorders in deaf and hard of hearing children, including red flags, assessments, and remediation strategies.
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Co-Teaching with Confidence
Including students with disabilities in the general education classroom is both a challenge and an opportunity. Educators will need to collaborate to successfully meet the needs of these diverse learners.
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Reading by Design
An Individualized Literacy Intervention is a systematic, multisensory approach aligned with research-based practices for developing literacy. This dyslexia intervention follows an intensive, explicit, and cumulative design for remediation of reading and writing skills at all grade levels.
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Series
The Name of the Game
Name of the Game is an 8-part webinar series dedicated to vocabulary learning for children with hearing loss. The focus is on children who use listening and spoken language, however applications are made to sign language learning when appropriate.
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