3rd Annual Summer Institute - presented by Temple University's Institute on Disabilities

3rd Annual Summer Institute

Beyond Inclusion—Improving Outcomes for Students with Disabilities

Tools and Strategies for Including Diverse Learners

Presented by the Institute on Disabilities at Temple University in collaboration with Temple University’s College of Education.

For professionals, administrators and teachers in Philadelphia schools and surrounding areas, school community members and parents.

Welcoming experts in the field

to present their perspective on this year’s focus—

Positive Behavioral Supports

 July 10,11, & 12, 2012 

Temple University Main Campus Philadelphia, PA

Registration Fee: $395 per person*

(To register for only one day: $195 per person)

*For parents or persons with disabilities (who are not education professionals), a limited number of scholarships may be available upon request.

NOW OFFERED AS A 3-CREDIT COURSE!

Special REDUCED fee of $325 if you:

1. Submit registration and payment before JUNE 6, 2012  NOW EXTENDED!!

OR

   2. Register and submit payment as a TEAM member (three or more from your school or agency)

ACT 48 CREDITS AVAILABLE

Registration deadline: June 22, 2012* 

*Deadline for registration with accommodations is June 18

 Register online now!

   http://disabilities.temple.edu/programs/bi/bi2012.shtml    

Tuesday, July 10

Filmmaker Dan Habib

screens his new film "Who Cares About Kelsey?" and

hosts a stimulating discussion on inclusion for students with emotional/behavioral challenges.

Wednesday, July 11

Matthew Tincani, PhD,

Associate Professor of Special Education, Temple University,

will present an overview of positive behavior support as a model for preventing challenging behavior across home, school, and community environments.

PLUS

Jodi Manning, Parent Training Project Coordinator, National Bullying Prevention Center will present on bullying awareness and prevention of bullying for students with disabilities.

Thursday, July 12

 Carrie Leonhart,

Augmentative Communication Services Coordinator at the Institute on Disabilities at Temple University

will discuss how parents and teachers can support communication.

PLUS

Family Member Panel Discussion

where students with disabilities and their family members discuss the effects of Positive Behavioral Supports.

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 Register online now!

  http://disabilities.temple.edu/programs/bi/bi2012.shtml

For more information, contact Julie Kessler, PhD

TEL: 215-204-1977 or EMAIL: jkessler@temple.edu

A program of the

Institute on Disabilities at Temple University, College of Education

www.disabilities.temple.edu