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Teaching the Social Skills Needed for Classroom Success (Pre-recorded)

Often, students with autism spectrum disorder who struggle in the classroom have more difficulty with social skills than with academics. Learn strategies that anyone can use to help students improve their social behavior and social communication.

Important Session Information:

This session was presented by Sherry Sancibrian, and recorded on 3/30/21. The session is 3 hours and access to the recorded session will end 5/2/21. The recording will not be available after that time. After viewing the recorded session, all registered participants will receive an email from Region 4 with an evaluation. Once the evaluation is completed, the participant can download the Region 4 certificate of attendance. Speech-language pathologists and SLP assistants may also receive 3 TSHA CE hours for watching the session in its entirety. Information to access the session and the handouts will be provided in your confirmation email after registration. This session is partially funded through state and federal grants.

Registration ends at 12:00 AM on Sunday, May 2, 2021

Session ID:
1601201

Credits Available:
(3) Clock Hours
(3) TSHA

Contact Person:
Gayla Lutz

Registration Fee:
$35.00

Instructor(s):

Sherry Sancibrian

Audience:
Autism Specialists, Early Childhood Teachers, Licensed Assistant in SLP, Special Education Teachers, Speech Language Pathologists, Teachers K-12

Subscription Length	Location

5/2/2021	Online

Subscription Length:
5/2/2021

Location:
Online

7145 West Tidwell Road | Houston, TX 77092-2096 | 713.462.7708
McKinney Conference Center: 7200 Northwest 100 Drive | Houston, TX 77092

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