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SpEd for Gen Ed

About This Webinar

Led by a Special Education and a General Education teacher, together we will break down the sometimes difficult and confusing world of special education and how it affects your classroom and teaching practices. Beginning with the process of referring a student for Special Education consideration we will then focus on how to effectively educate a student on an existing IEP. Learn about the 14 different qualifying categories for Special Education placement and how students in each category learn best. We will enumerate and clarify your legal responsibilities for students on IEPs and 504s plans. Participants will be reviewing the differences between accommodations and modifications in general education subjects. Learn how implementing special education practices can benefit every student in your class.

Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
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Webinar hosting presenter

Elizabeth Hansen

Special Education Teacher, Bonneville School District
I have always had a passion for teaching! Coming from a family of teachers, special education has always interested me and quickly became my passion starting in middle school. I have been a special education teacher for Kindergarten through third grade for two years at Ucon Elementary School in Ucon, Idaho. I have also worked as a developmental therapist and a paraprofessional for children with disabilities over the course of 8 years. I am incredibly excited to present at this summer institute!
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Mary Anne McGrory

Pocatello Middle School Teachers, PEA President
I will be in my 30th year of education when school begins in August (fingers crossed). I have taught in two states and grades 7-12 social studies. I was on the team to first integrate special ed students into gen ed classes in the high school I taught at in Georgia. I am the mother of three children - one of whom is a teacher. Another one of my children is transgender and was the first int he district to publicly transition.
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