Guest guest Posted April 5, 2012 Report Share Posted April 5, 2012 TWO WEEKS LEFT TO REGISTER – RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY! The Learning Together Workshop Series Presents… A Day with Shepard, M.A., Ed. Saturday – April 21, 2012 Texas Christian University Dee Alumni and Visitors Center 2820 Stadium Drive - Ft. Worth, Texas 76109 COST — FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! SPACE IS LIMITED. REGISTRATION REQUIRED! or arcnetc@... CEUs provided at no cost for educators upon request. If CEUs are needed, please request them at the time of registration. · BEHAVIOR & COMMUNICATION, Doing the Detective Work to Create Positive Behavior Change (9 AM – NOON) During this session will review the functional behavioral assessment process. Participants will learn how to identify behavioral motivations as well as how to identify and teach replacement behaviors and skills as an alternative to challenging behaviors. Participants will take home a variety of “tools” to assist in identifying why behaviors are occurring. These principles can be applied with children and adults of all ages in home and school settings. · MAP IT OUT, Best Practices and Employment Methodologies in Transition Planning (1 PM – 3 PM) How are we preparing our youth who have a disability for meaningful work? How are we involving our adults in career planning? Employment for individuals who have a disability, including those with the most involved needs, is a reality. If you are interested in learning more, please join us. Participants will leave empowered with resources and practical strategies on how to develop jobs and provide career planning and supports to all individuals who have a disability. Best practice examples of students related to transition and employment will be shared. ABOUT THE PRESETER Shepard is a professor, consultant, national presenter and advocate in the disability field. He has worked with families, individuals who have a disability and professionals over the past 25 years. In recognition of his work, Mr. Shepard has been awarded numerous honors in his field. He received the 2006 Retzinger Award, the Supported Life Institute Community Inclusion Award in 2004, and was the International TASH 2002 Positive Approaches Award, for work in the area of Positive Behavioral Support. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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