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Teaching remotely is hard and even harder to do it while ensuring access to the content for all students. Given the nature of teaching remotely, it’s imperative that all teachers…
Teaching remotely is hard and even harder to do it while ensuring access to the content for all students. Given the nature of teaching remotely, it’s imperative that all teachers…
This presentation will provide an update on the latest developments in special education litigation related to school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including an overview of recent decisions from…
Heather Edwards, Esq., from Girard, Edwards, Stevens & Tucker LLP, will provide an update on the latest developments in special education litigation related to school closures due to the COVID-19…
This workshop will address different formats of testing (Distance Learning-Independent, Distance Learning-Interactive, Blended/Hybrid) and will describe the ability to provide legally defensible assessments and reports even when assessments are completed…
Teaching remotely is hard and even harder to do it while ensuring access to the content for all students. Given the nature of teaching remotely, it’s imperative that all teachers…
Teaching Guided Reading can be challenging to do remotely. We will share how to launch and teach guided reading through step by step roll-out. We will review what it looks…
Throughout this workshop teachers will learn how to take and analyze a running record based on students’ oral reading fluency. Participants will then explore and practice how to respond to…
This webinar was provided by Joseph Mendizza. 8/30/2021
Participants will learn about the three types of suspension and potential alternative to suspension that are a match to student needs and the school community.