Special Education Teachers/Case Managers
Some see the Disabilies
Special Education Teachers see the Possibilities
At Widening the Doors, we recognize that your job is the one of the most complex and critical in helping children with disabilities.
In a few words you are the key factor in their education!
We want you to know you are not alone in your mission.
We are here to help with training on the subjects listed below as well as webinars where you can share your concerns and questions and get answers from those with decades of experience and are specialists in Educational Law, Psychology and Special Education.
We look forward to working together to help you and your students.
Trainings
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By the Numbers: The Impact of Special Education on Schools and Society
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Trapped between the LEA and the Parents
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Helping General Education Teachers to Support Children with Disabilities in the Classroom
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Collaborating with Parents and Administrators to Create the Most Effective Education Plans for Students with Disabilities
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Understanding Disability, Its Legal Meaning, and how it can Positively Affects Schools and Students Alike
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Special Education Law
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Writing Effective and Collaborative IEPs
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Helping School Staff Understand Response to Intervention and the IEP/504 Evaluation Process and Their Roles in the Process
Topics
Introduction from a Special Education Teacher
TBA
Special Education Law
Dr. Leslie Strasser Congrove JD
How to Deliver Services
Dr. Leslie Strasser Congrove JD
Meeting the challenge of achieving the goals of Students, Parents and administration
Dr. Leslie Strasser Congrove JD
LRE providing services in an environment of students peers
Dr. Leslie Strasser Congrove JD
Effective Strategies for case management, helping Gen Ed teachers manage IEPs and 504s
Dr. Leslie Strasser Congrove JD
Writing IEPs and 504s that are realistic and effective while collaborating with Families
Dr. Leslie Strasser Congrove JD
Getting Help in your classroom
Dr. Leslie Strasser Congrove JD