Welcome to the IDOE Special Education Virtual Professional Development October 28, 2014

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Welcome to the IDOE Special Education Virtual Professional Development October 28, 2014

Follow up to Regional Professional Development Trainings standards-regional-training-resource-hub standards-regional-training-resource-hub

Special Populations of Students

Today’s Agenda 12:00-12:05-Welcome IDOE 12:05-12:50-Superintendent of Public Instruction welcome; IDOE Plenary assessment and Communities of Practice information 12:50-1:05- Alternate Assessment info (IDOE) 1:05-1:20-English/Language Arts shifts (IDOE) 1:20-1:35 -Math shifts (IDOE) 1:35-2:05- Differentiation (Project SUCCESS) 2:05-2:10-Break 2:10-2:40- Assistive Technology/Accessible Instructional Materials (PATINS) 2:40-3:10- Universal Design for Learning (PATINS) 3:10-3:25- Accommodations (IDOE) 3:25-3:55- Inclusionary Practices/Co-teaching (IEP RC) 3:55-4:00-Closing and Evaluation (IDOE)