Upcoming Webinar Opportunity

Teaching, Supporting, and Including Students on the Spectrum

January 14, 21, and 28, 2016

Register now for this free three-part webinar series presented by Dr. Paula Kluth, Ph.D. University of Idaho professional development (inservice) credit is available to those completing the associated online course. Visit our registration page for a description of this webinar series and to reserve your spot. Space is limited.

 

New Special Education Teacher Trainings

Idaho SESTA is sponsoring another set of New Special Education Teacher Trainings in six locations this January. Participants will review the importance of assessment to inform measurable goals and objectives. In addition, new teachers will explore and practice a variety of evidence-based practices that can be used to provide effective instruction to their students.

Choose a date and location below to learn more and register:

January 12 - Twin Falls
January 12 - Moscow
January 14 - Coeur d'Alene
January 14 - Idaho Falls
January 22 - Boise
January 27 - Nampa

 

Spring Course Registration

Registration for spring courses through Idaho Training Clearinghouse opens on Wednesday, January 13, 2016.

Courses offered:

Autism Spectrum Disorder: From Characteristics to Interventions

Communicative Competence in Learners with Significant Disabilities

Executive Function to Intervention and Autism Spectrum Disorder

Quality Literacy Instruction for Students with ASD

Stress and Children and Youth with Significant Disabilities

Teaching, Supporting, and Including Students on the Spectrum

Universal Design for Learning: Curriculum for All Learners

Why Aren't You Paying Attention?

The dates for the above courses are January 13, 2016 - May 2, 2016. Registration is not yet open. Visit the Idaho Training Clearinghouse in mid January to download the syllabi and register.