Power of Inclusion - Online

Jan 6, 2025
Online
3 CPE Credits
$35

Join us to explore best practices for collaborative teaching in inclusive classrooms!

Are you looking to create a more inclusive classroom where all students, regardless of their abilities, feel welcome and supported? This workshop is designed to provide you with practical strategies and tools to help you in your journey towards creating a learning environment for all students.

We will discuss inclusive practices such as coteaching, roles and responsibilities, and effective utilization of paraprofessionals. We will also delve into the difference between accommodations and modifications. This workshop will be an interactive and collaborative experience, allowing you to learn from and share with fellow educators.

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Gain practical tools and connect with fellow educators!

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Emma Junkin, 512-919-5369

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Very informative day. Information was presented in an interesting and easy-to-remember format.

Previous attendee

This workshop provided great tools for differentiating instruction for my inclusion classes - I especially liked the UDL and can't wait to learn more.

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Inclusion is a crucial part of the success of all of our students and our classroom environments. The best classrooms are those that are inclusive of all of our students' needs, no matter their skill level or disability.

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Power of Inclusion - Online

Jan 6, 2025

$35

Learn best practices for collaborative teaching to build an inclusive classroom that supports all students, with strategies on co-teaching, roles, and accommodations vs. modifications.

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