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Behavior expert Ryan Jeffery will use sample data to guide you step-by-step through writing a Functional Behavior Assessment and Behavior Intervention Plan. During this time-saving and practical session, you will learn how to get students on track for a productive school year.
What You'll Learn
When should you use a behavior plan, behavior goal, or functional behavior assessment?
How can you interpret the reasons behind challenging behaviors?
How can you identify the primary behavior of concern for the FBA?
What steps should you follow to write an effective FBA and BIP?
What information should you include?
What data can you collect and analyze to determine if the plan is working?
8 Sessions scheduled for 60 - 75 minutes including question and answer period.Tuesday, October 17 - Thursday, November 2, 2023; Various Times
Renowned educators who are pioneering ChatGPT in the classroom will show you how to unlock the magic. You will earn a meaningful certification to demonstrate your knowledge and advance your career.
Scheduled for 75 minutes including question and answer period.Thursday, October 26, 2023; 3:30 PM Eastern
Behavior specialist Ryan Jeffery will share specific tips you can use to write IEP goals with the assistance of ChatGPT. You will learn how to save time and create compliant documents.
What You'll Learn
How can you use ChatGPT to create IEP goals?
What prompts will help you generate benchmarks?
What prompts can you use to identify appropriate accommodations?
How can you use ChatGPT to reframe present levels of performance as asset-based?
How will ChatGPT help you create transition goals?
What specific steps should you follow to get the best results?
Scheduled for 75 minutes including question and answer period.Tuesday, October 24, 2023; 3:30 PM Eastern
Behavior guru Ryan Jeffery will share specific tips you can use to personalize the learning of your students by using AI. You will learn how to save time and tailor instruction.
What You'll Learn
How can you use ChatGPT to create behavior plans?
What prompts will help you generate behavior goals?
What prompts can you use to identify behavior functions?
How can you develop progress monitoring tools?
How will ChatGPT help you create behavior reinforcers for individual students?
What specific steps should you follow to get the best results?
Higher education legal experts Dr. Jim Castaganera and Dr. Tony Campbell will review the current state of affairs, discuss the legal obligations of colleges and universities, and review best practices that are making a difference.
What You Will Learn
What are your institution’s legal obligations to support students?
What requirements do ADA laws impose on colleges and universities?
How can counseling centers help students cope with life’s daily pressures?
How are current world events affecting students?
What does recent research reveal you can do to build student resiliency?
What best practices should you implement immediately?
Indigenous Affairs journalist and historian Meghanlata Gupta will share insights about tribal nations and tribal diversity. You will learn how to support your Indigenous students.
What You'll Learn
How can you be an ally to Indigenous students?
Where can you learn about tribal histories and contemporary issues?
How can you start essential conversations about allyship in your classroom?
Behavior specialist Ryan Jeffery will share practical techniques for working with students who refuse to attend. You will learn how to encourage them to come to the classroom and focus on instructional goals.
What You'll Learn
What specific language can you use?
How can you get students to want to attend school?
Should you tailor your interactions and consequences for these students?
What steps can you take to facilitate positive interactions?
Title IX expert Richard Verstegen will outline the rights afforded to students from discrimination based on pregnancy, childbirth, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, or recovery from any of these conditions. You will learn how to adapt to the new guidance from the Department of Education.
What You'll Learn
What assistance must schools provide to pregnant students?
When are pregnant and parenting students entitled to accommodations?
Which laws protect pregnant students, including from harassment?
How can you ensure students are able to participate in programs fully?
What changes should you make now to prepare for the proposed regulations?
How will you need to adjust notice requirements and grievance procedures?
Behavior specialist Ryan Jeffery will share practical techniques for working with chronically absent students. You will learn how to help them get to school more regularly and focus on instructional goals.
What You'll Learn
What specific language can you use?
How can you get students to attend school more regularly?
Should you provide differentiated consequences for truant students?
How should you interface with students who are chronically absent?
What steps can you take to facilitate positive interactions?
Education law expert Rick Verstegen will detail the legal aspects of addressing student-athlete mental health. You will learn practical solutions to minimize any liability related to helping these students.
What You'll Learn
How do mental health issues affect athletes?
What duty do school officials have to protect students from self-injury?
Should you warn others that specific students are at risk?
What are the legal aspects of suicide prevention?
How do confidentiality laws relate to mental health concerns?
What obligations do you have to accommodate students with mental illnesses?
Education law expert Rick Verstegen will help you identify the legal risks of threat assessments for students with disabilities. You will learn how to update your policies and procedures.
What You'll Learn
What laws apply to threat assessments?
How should you modify your practices to adhere to the latest guidance?
What procedures impact any threat assessment process?
How should you make manifestation determinations and changes of placement?
What are the best practices for accurate results?
How can you identify students before their behaviors present a threat?
Behavior specialist Ryan Jeffery will share practical techniques for collecting and using data about your students. You will learn how to identify necessary academic and behavioral interventions.
What You'll Learn
What data should you collect?
How frequently and for what duration should you collect data?
When and how can you use data?
How do data for academic and behavior interventions differ?
