Developed by: Diane Black, M.Ed., Jo-Anne Matteo, M.S.,CCC/SLP & Andrew S. Bondy, Ph.D.
Currently Sechuduled Workshops
Were sorry there are no current workshops offered at this time.
This dynamic presentation provides teams with many practical examples for setting up and running an effective classroom for students with Autism and other Developmental Disabilities. The Pyramid Approach to Education is reviewed and participants learn to apply these components to the classroom. Topics include physical set up of the room, use of reinforcement systems, determining appropriate lesson formats and data collection. In addition, many organizational tips are provided so that materials are accessible to students/staff and schedules are in place for students/staff. Participants will leave with easy to implement strategies that will improve any educational environment.
What You'll Learn:
- How to implement all components of the Pyramid that are needed to set up a classroom
- How components of the Pyramid improve educational environments from preschool to high school
- How to define staff roles and responsibilities to improve classroom management
- How to organize the classroom setting and materials to improve educational performance
Agenda: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Registration Time: 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM
Tuition includes: Visual Reinforcement System • Lesson Plans • Detailed handouts with space for note-taking • Certificate of Attendance • Continental Breakfast • ASHA CEUs available
Teacher's Guide to Organizing and Managing the Classroom: Price TBD
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