EVENT DETAILS
Back to the Basics: Fact or Fiction? What You Need to Know About Related Services - Champaign County
Starting 9/16/2016 at 8:00 AM and ending on 9/16/2016 at 3:45 PM
Event Groups:
• Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities - OCECD Events
Description:
Back to the Basics: Fact or Fiction?
What You Need to Know About Related Services
Presented by:
Brenda M. George, MS, OTR/L
Ohio Occupational Therapy Association
Pediatric Special Interest Section Coordinator
Target Audience:
• OT / OTA and PT /PTA and SLP Practitioners
• Special Education Supervisors
• Transition Coordinators
• School Administrators
• Intervention Specialists and Inclusion Teachers
Workshop Description:
• Promoting student success is everyone’s business. Determining appropriate evaluations, implementing effective interventions and measuring student progress requires knowledge and understanding of the many regulations/rules that surround our practice. Another integral part of student success is the ability to work and collaborate as a team to provide meaningful and effective services throughout the school day. Collaborative teamwork creates a wrap-around system for the student and alleviates some of the challenges of hectic schedules, paperwork, demands and high caseloads.
• During this workshop, attendees will reflect upon their unique discipline contributions and their roles as related service providers, to identify ways to best utilize their skills and expertise as part of a building and/or district level teams.
• Content for this training will include a review of:
o IDEA history and Federal Regulations (intent, purpose, and definitions)
o Ohio Operating standards for Special Education (2014)
o State level professional practice act requirements by the OTPTAT Licensure Board
o National professional standards and guidelines
• Upon completion of this course, attendees should be able to better:
o Understand key professional underpinnings required by practice guidelines and Ohio licensure
o Understand the intent, purpose and definitions specific to special education programs and related services, found in IDEA 2004 Federal Regulations and Ohio Operating Standards, 3301-51
o Articulate their role as related service providers as part of the IEP team process, including evaluation, goal writing, service delivery design and progress monitoring.:
• There will be role-playing, targeted discussions and a Q&A wrap-up conducted at the end of the session.
Date and Time:
• Friday, September 16, 2016
• 8:00a.m. Registration
• 8:30a.m. - 3:45p.m. Program
Location: The NEW Madison-Champaign ESC Building
2200 South U.S. Highway 68
Urbana, OH 43078
Lunch: On Your Own
Credit:
• 6.25 Continuing Education Credits (Pending Approval)
o Received Approval for OT CE and Ethics Requirement
o Awaiting Approval for PT CE
o Awaiting Approval for SLP CE
Registration Fees:
• $60.00 for districts / personnel aligned with the Madison-Champaign, Clark and Midwest regional ESC's.
• $75.00 for districts / personnel NOT aligned with the Madison-Champaign, Clark and Midwest Regional ESC's.
Payment Options:
• Payment methods include cash, check, purchase order or credit / debit card (NOTE: Credit/Debit card payments will include a $2.00 service fee.)
• Payment / Purchase Orders can be mailed or emailed to...
• Mail to : Madison-Champaign ESC
2200 South U.S. Highway 68
Urbana, OH 43078
Email: Scott Howell at [email protected]
For Credit Card Payments: Contact Sue Johnson at [email protected] or call at 937-772-4071.
Questions:
• Contact Scott Howell at [email protected]
To Register: Click the link button below. The Deadline to Register is Friday, September 2, 2016.
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Location:
Madison-Champaign ESC, 2200 South U.S. Highway 68, Urbana, OH 43078