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2014 ODE/COSA Fall Conference for Special Education Administrators Breakout Sessions

2014 ODE/COSA Fall Conference for Special Education Administrators Breakout Sessions

  • Accessibility: Instruction to Assessment
  • Accessible Instructional Materials: Proactive Strategies Supporting Access to the Curriculum for All Students
  • Administrators Conversations w/ODE
  • Alignment, consistency, and partnerships…… creating strong student outcomes through quality work experiences.
  • CCSS Connections to Special Education & Standards-Based IEPs
  • Changes to the Oregon IEP
  • Child Find and English Learners: Helping school teams make appropriate special education evaluation referrals
  • Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
  • Convergence! Tips and Tipping Points
  • Data Based Decision Making Tools and Resources
  • Diploma Options
  • Early Childhood Positive Behavior Intervention
  • Early Childhood Special Education Transition to Kindergarten
  • Effective Communication to Avoid the Raging Bull of Conflict
  • EI/ECSE SD Evaluations
  • ELD Services for ELLs w/Additional Needs
  • Employment-Related Transition Services for Young Adults
  • English Learners and Students with Disabilities (ELSWD)
  • English Learners with Disabilities: Cultural and Linguistic Considerations
  • ESEA Waiver Update
  • Evaluating Effective Practice Using the Early Language and Literacy Classroom Observation Tool (ELLCO)
  • Fostering Connections
  • IDEA Lessons Learned
  • Increasing Opportunities for SWD to Become 21st Century Innovators & Be Prepared to Succeed in STEM Careers
  • Indicator 14 PSO… Who makes the Call?
  • Legislative Update
  • Linking the Common Core and Science State Standards to the IEP for Students Participating in the Oregon Alternate “Extended” Assessment
  • Meet Northwest Evaluation Association
  • Navigating SPR&I
  • Oregon CIS Career Information System
  • Oregon Online Screening Project
  • Oregon’s Quality Rating and Improvement System and Supporting Children with Disabilities and Their Families:  Implication for Early Intervention and Early Childhood Special Education Personnel
  • Overview of Oregon Special Education Teacher Preparation Programs
  • Power up:  Evidence Based Practices, CCSS, Technology in Schools, & classrooms & personalized Learning
  • Pre-K through Post School Transitions for Special Needs Learners:  Building a Comprehensive Model Spanning P-20
  • Principal's Conversations w/ODE
  • Put your Oxygen Mask on First
  • RBI (Routines-Based Interviews for developing IFSPs)
  • Reading and Writing in a 2nd Language
  • Regional Programs for Low Incidence Disabilities: Who We Are and How We Partner to Support Student Success
  • Research, Training, & Best Practices for Students w/ASD
  • RTI and SPED Policy Forum: Burning Questions and Sizzling Answers
  • RTI for SLD Eligibility: Preparation, Foundations, and First Steps
  • Savvy Researchers for the 21st Century – How an engaging web-based toolkit can help students achieve online research mastery to meet Common Core Standards
  • School & EI/ECSE Administrators & Staff Conversations w/ODE
  • School Discipline in Oregon: Law, Policy, and Practice
  • Section 504, Title II, and Students with Disabilities in Public Schools
  • Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence:  The Intersection Between IDEA and Title IX
  • SLD Eligibility Decision-Making: Procedures and Practices in an RTI System
  • SPED Special Projects – Work Transitions
  • Student Learning and Growth Goals for Special Education Instructors
  • Supervision, Recruitment & Retention of School-Based SLPs
  • Supporting SPED Teachers Serving Students w/ASD
  • Survey Monkey: A Tool for Data Collection
  • SWIFT Presentation
  • Teacher’s Conversations w/ODE
  • The District Perspective on Standards Based IEPs, Getting Ready for and Understanding the SBAC Accommodations, and All Practices Related to the Process
  • Transition Technical Assistance Network:  Meet your Transition Network Facilitator
  • What is this thing called 504?
  • Why RTI for SLD Eligibility: Barriers, Benefits, and Moral Imperative