Using Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC) for Children with Disabilities *This presentation is in English* About this Event *This presentation is in English* Thanks to mainstream technologies, such as smartphones and tablets, as well as more complex technologies, people with disabilities can now communicate in ways that they have previously not been able to. In this
Enhancing the Experience for Children & Adults with Disabilities - *This presentation is in English* About this Event *This presentation is in English* Play and leisure activities are important for child development and are significant elements for promoting quality of life for all ages. Advances in technology offer a variety of solutions from mainstream products
Accommodations & Your Child (2) The session is a partnership between the M-DCPS Department of ESE, the Florida Inclusion Network, & the Parent Education Network. The session will address: What are accommodations? How can accommodations support your child’s learning? How to support your child’s school team in selecting appropriate accommodations.
April 10 - April 11 $150 – $200
In recent years, findings from scientific research in education, psychology, genetics, and the neurosciences have increased our understanding of dyslexia and the importance of early identification and instruction for young children. In this webinar, Dr. Hoeft will discuss the different components of science and neuroscience informing the development of early screeners that assess school readiness
Conference on the role of early intervention and early literacy screening brought to you by the AIM Institute for Learning and Research, Georgia
This year’s Montag Lecture features Emily Hanford, award-winning investigative reporter who’s been working in public media for more than 25 years. Currently, senior education correspondent for APM Reports, the documentary and investigative group at American Public Media, Emily’s focus is on equity, the way we teach reading today, and literacy – arguing that there can
ChildNEXUS Live - SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR YOUR CHILD DURING THE PANDEMIC: A MID-SEMESTER CHECK IN Description Is your child not learning well during “distance learning?” You’re not alone. A panel of three special education attorneys will discuss the latest updates on federal and state special education law during the pandemic. This esteemed panel will answer
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You can help those with dyslexia get the support they need to reach their full potential. Simple actions can raise awareness and lead to policy changes, such as helping more people understand what dyslexia is and using the word dyslexia rather than lumping it together with broad learning disabilities. The items in this toolkit will
