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Surviving the Puberty Years: Sexuality Awareness for Special Needs




Teaching students with disabilities to understand their sexuality and about the changes that occur during puberty is a difficult task. It is important to address sexuality by teaching facts and safe, appropriate behaviors. This requires an instructional focus and early preparation. This presentation will demonstrate how to break down barriers and build comprehensive instruction for students from elementary age through the 18+ class. Strategies focusing on individual safety, independence, and better integration into communities will be provided. Come learn how to talk to your child or student about the changes occurring in their body and how to teach self-help skills and body awareness to promote independence.

 


Important Session Information:


This session will be available to attend at the Education Service Center Region 6 in Huntsville, as well as via Distance Learning(DL) or mobile device. If you are planning to view via DL or mobile device indicate this during registration by selecting "Participate via Distance Learning". After registering have your site facilitator contact our Interactive Video Conferencing Department at ivcteam@esc6.net or 936-435-8212 to ensure connection to the appropriate camera or mobile device. Registered participants can join 30 minutes before each session begins. Participants will not be allowed to join the session 15 minutes after the session begins.

For content related questions, please contact Lauren Williams, lwilliams@esc6.net  or Rachel Foy: rfoy@esc6.net

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Session ID:
266246
Credits Available:
(3) SD or CPE
 
Fee:
$30.00
Contact Person:
Lauren Puente
Audience:
Behavior Specialists, Parents, Special Education Coordinators, Teachers, All Levels, Teachers, Special Education
 
Date Time Location
6/1/2017 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM Region 6 ESC

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