Welcome Survey Facilitators! Collaboration Using Online Tools By Tracy Parent and Venetia Vaselopulos & Universal Design for Learning and Online Learning.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Definition of Special Education NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS.
Advertisements

THE IEP PROCESS Cassie A. Newson. Purpose of Initial Evaluation  To see if the child is a “child with a disability,” as defined by IDEA  To gather information.
An Overview of Findings from the Special Education Elementary Longitudinal Study (SEELS) Dr. Mary Wagner Dr. Jose Blackorby SRI International OSEP Project.
Understanding the IEP Process
Parent Academy Topic: Special Education Basics 1.
Special Education Annual Report for to the Board of Education Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District November 2, 2009.
2/16/12 Marilyn Bertolucci Coordinator of Special Education Services.
Demographics of Diversity EDSE Activity Group membership Goal: try to group yourself among other classmates according to the similar icon placed.
Special Education Annual Report to the Board of Education Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District November 17, 2014.
Addressing Learners ’ Individual Needs Students Vary in Ability and Disability: Exceptional learners (Special Needs Learners): abilities or disabilities.
Continuity, Consistency, Collaboration, Coherence.
Project Co-Sponsors: KU Center for Research on Learning CAST NASDSE Paula Burdette, NASDSE Skip Stahl, CAST Online Learning.
PED 383 Dr. Johnson. Definition Adapted Physical Education is an individualized program including physical and motor fitness, fundamental motor skills.
FACILITATED BY JENNIFER GONDEK INSTRUCTIONAL SPECIALIST FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION TST BOCES Effective Support in Inclusive Classrooms.
I nitial E valuation and R eevaluation in IDEA Produced by NICHCY, 2007.
Special Services at Brittan Acres -Liz Green, RST - Bakul Soman, SLP.
Jefferson City Public Schools.  Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE)  Special Education  English for Speakers of Other Languages Services (ESOL)
Welcome Survey Facilitators! Apps and Tech Solutions for STEM and Students with Disabilities By Dr. James Basham, University of Kansas.
Special Education Summit 2010 Board of Education Presentation on Special Education Within District, Out-of-District, and Performance Levels on Mastery.
Accommodations in the Elementary Classroom.  Part of me has lost its snap and the other part is draggin’.
WALKING THROUGH CHILD STUDY. What is the Child Study Committee? A committee that enables school personnel, and non school personnel, as appropriate, to.
SPECIAL EDUCATION Special Education is a SERVICE not a Place!
Students with Special Needs What do I do now? Dr. Jeff Allen & Christine Holecek Business & Marketing Conference July 25-29, 2005.
 General Education Classroom  General Education Curriculum The general education teacher teaches all students enrolled in a general education course/curriculum.
Labeling  Allows students with disabilities to receive services  Labels may be stigmatizing or result in discrimination  View children by their abilities.
Welcome Survey Facilitators! Computer-Adapted Instruction and Assessment By Tabitha Pacheco and Heather Goodwin-Nelson & Ins and Outs of iPads for Students.
Green Ribbon Schools Usability study Rob Scordino Learning Technologies Program, UT-Austin.
Demographics of Diversity EDSE Activity Group membership Goal: try to group yourself among other classmates according to the similar icon placed.
Project Co-Sponsors: KU Center for Research on Learning CAST NASDSE Online Learning for Students with Disabilities: What.
The Brave New World of Special Education The purpose of special education and our roles in facilitating optimal learning outcomes for ALL students.
Early Learning for Students with Disabilities People who Influenced the Process Hippocrates, 400 B.C. Plato, 375 B.C. Asclepiades, 90 B.C. John Locke,
Legal Aspects of Special Education Eligibility and Placement IEP and 504.
COURSE INSTRUCTOR: SARAH O’LEARY, M.S. IN ED Welcome to EP “Survey of Special Needs”
Laura Ellenbecker and Susan Woodmansey South Dakota Department of Education Office of Data Management.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (2004)
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren April 25, 2013 Dr. Sabrina Salmon Special Education Coordinator Oklahoma State Department of Education.
Welcome Back! Music for Students with Disabilities in Inclusive Settings You did send me your quiz before coming here, didn’t you?
Meeting the Needs of Exceptional Students Roles Rights Responsibilities.
INTODUCTION TO ASSESSMENT INTODUCTION TO ASSESSMENT Chapter One.
Special Education Strategies A Quick Guide for Teachers.
Special Education Annual Report to the Board of Education Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District October 19, 2015.
An Introduction to Inclusion. Within a DAP Program  Individual, small group and large group activities  Adults facilitate children's exploration  Broad.
Elko Middle Rising 6 th Grade Scheduling Process Tips/Guidelines for Recommendations Important Dates.
Chapter 3: Categorization of Disability in U.S. Schools.
Who has a Disability Categories of Disabilities Ms. Boldt.
Special Education The Role of the School Counselor.
We will start shortly. Feel free to relax and chat while you wait for class to begin. Our agenda for tonight’s seminar is to discuss Response to Intervention,
Text from: SchwabLearning.org : And Oklahoma State Dept. of Education.
By: Kyle Beyer.  The evaluation  Eligibility  Parents Consent.
You have a disability. Bradley Mock, Kaitlynn McLaughlin, Destiny Rainney, and Christine Powell.
Chapter 11 Assessments, At-Risk Students and Special Needs.
Disability Awareness & Instructional Strategies Special Education Paraprofessional Workbook Module 4.
Learner Variability and Access to Learning Richard Jackson Emmaus Series Spring Retreat May 5, 2016.
EDU 222 Dr. Danan Myers. Special Education Jargon SpED – Special Education IDEA – Individuals with Disabilities Education Act LRE – Least Restrictive.
The Assistive Technology Act The Impact and need.
Team Meetings – Short and Sweet: How to Facilitate an Efficient and Effective Team Meeting Colleen Dolan Director of Pupil Services Reading Public Schools.
File Review Can be used to gather information during pre- referral process Requirements for eligibility for: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Communication, Emotional.
Karen Winter EDU 620 Michael Hom April 6,  The Tech Act was first passed by congress and signed by President Clinton in The act has been.
Time for Change: Examining Utah Data Relating to Student Performance
Utah TEAMs: Together we can Envision and Achieve More
SEPAC Special Education Parent Advisory Committee
My Child has a IEP… Now What???
Special Education Program Evaluation
Special Education Workshop #2 By Lori Centeno, IEP Teacher
Disability Services Procedures
Students with Disabilities
What is Special Education?
Leadership Academy Special Education.
Evaluation in IDEA 2004.
Diversity and the Young Child
Presentation transcript:

Welcome Survey Facilitators! Collaboration Using Online Tools By Tracy Parent and Venetia Vaselopulos & Universal Design for Learning and Online Learning for Students with Disabilities By Skip Stahl, CAST

You’re Invited! Who: You and your colleagues What: Survey Facilitators’ Webinar #4: Apps and Tech Solutions for Students with Disabilities in STEM, by Dr. Jamie Basham, University of Kansas When: April 2, 7:00 ET

Parent Survey Findings: 130 Parent Responses 46% of parents had a child in high school 17% had a child in middle school 12% had a child in elementary 22% of respondents did NOT have a child with a disability in online learning Bringing us to 101 usable responses

Parent Findings continued Parents reported their child’s primary disability as: – Learning Disability (32%) – Autism (13%) – Other Health Impaired (12%) – Multiple Disabilities (10%) – Speech/Language Impairment (9%) – Intellectual Disability (8%) – Emotional Disturbance (6%) – Didn’t know (8%) – No parents reported Deaf-Blindness, Deafness, or Visual Impairments as their child’s primary disability

Parent Findings continued – 75% of students are taking English/reading online – 74% are taking math online – 66% are taking science online – 61% are taking social studies online – 24% are taking a foreign language online

Parent Survey Findings to come: – Parent roles – Perceptions about supports they receive – Perceptions about challenges they face