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Siblings of Individuals with Disabilities
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
1 April, 2023
Our presentation is about being a sibling to someone who has special needs and what they go through in life. Presented by Caitlyn Slater-Student at St. Bonaventure University.
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New York State Unit
Teacher TA Collaboration
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
1 April, 2023
So many general education and special education teachers gratefully acknowledge, “I couldn’t do this work without my TA!” Yet, despite the support of dedicated teachers and teaching assistants, many students still struggle to meet their academic, social...
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New York State Unit
Inclusive Math Practices for Elementary Grades
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
1 April, 2023
Learn about growth mindsets, how disabilities impact learning math, and how to scaffold and differentiate math instruction to promote inclusion. Presented by Dr. Tara Kaczorowski (Associate Professor, Daemen University).
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New York State Unit
Implications for the Use of Modified-Schema Based Instruction (MSBI): A Mathematics Intervention for Students With Disabilities
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
1 April, 2023
This session explains the concept of MSBI as a mathematics intervention for students with intellectual disabilities and/or autism. Presented by Shannon Breen - student at SUNY Plattsburgh.
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New York State Unit
Art Therapies for Children with Mental Health Disorders
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
1 April, 2023
This presentation is about the four overarching impacts of art therapy for children with mental health. The goal is to get art therapy implemented more in US based schools. Presented by Grace Ewing, Student (SUNY Plattsburgh).
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New York State Unit
The Social and Emotional Needs of Children Receiving Foster Care Support from the Perspective of Foster Parents: A Qualitative Study
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
1 April, 2023
Qualitative data was collected from foster parents on how to best address their needs and the needs of the foster children in their care. Presented by Sarah Sefried, Student Researcher, St. Bonaventure University School of Education.
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New York State Unit
Introducing Independence: Increasing Autonomy of Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder through the Active Implementation of Proloquo2Go
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
1 April, 2023
Presented by Maria Stropoli, MSEd Candidate in Special Education, Teaching, Learning, and Educational Leadership Program at Binghamton University.
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New York State Unit
Funding Special Education - It's More Than Just the Amount
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
1 April, 2023
Presented by Chris Needham, Assistant Professor, SUNY Plattsburgh.
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New York State Unit
Children with Attachment & Trauma-Related Needs, Universal Design for Learning, and Promoting 'Felt Safety' using a Trauma-Integrated Approach
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
9 November, 2022
Watch a video from our recent October 15, 2022, workshop about: Children with Attachment and Trauma-Related Needs, Universal Design for Learning, and Promoting 'Felt Safety' using a Trauma-Integrated Approach.
Washington Unit
CEC Diversity Equity Inclusion Accessibility (DEIA) Leaders' Summit
Content type: Video
Last Updated:
9 November, 2022
Watch a presentation from the CEC Diversity Equity Inclusion Accessibility (DEIA) Leaders' Summit in October 2022.