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Developing Work Systems for Students with Special Needs

Using structured work systems promotes independence and learning success for students with a variety of special needs, including students with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The consistent use of work systems provides positive learning structures in vocational, home, and community settings.This professional development will highlight the benefits of building and using work systems for students in academic settings and how to generalize the basic structure to create independence in other domains of students' lives.

Important Session Information:

Participants of this professional development session will receive the book, Building Independence: How to Create and Use Structured Work Systems (Reeve, Kabot, and Mesibov). Attendees will also have time and resources to produce and take work systems for use in the classroom.

T-TESS/T-PESS:

Dimension 1.3: Knowledge of Students, Dimension 1.4: Activities, Dimension 2.5: Monitor and Adjust, Dimension 3.2: Managing Student Behavior, Dimension 3.3: Classroom Culture; Standard 1 - Instructional Leadership

Registration for this session has ended

Session ID:
367167

Credits Available:
(6) SD or CPE

Fee:
$60.00

Contact Person:
Laura Brinkley

Audience:
Paraprofessionals-Instructional, Special Education Coordinators, Teachers, ECSE, Teachers, Special Education, Vocational Adjustment Coordinators

Date	Time	Location

9/24/2019	9:00 AM - 3:30 PM	Region 6 ESC

Region VI Education Service Center
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