New Special Education Teachers: Professional Practice
Available as a Workshop and/or Consulting by Carol Kosnitsky
This 6-day workshop series is just what new special education teachers need to assist them in making a strong start in their new career. This series is designed to be spread out, September–December, with an optional 4 days of follow up from January–April on additional topics.
Day 1: Getting the Big Picture
- Overview of Laws and Procedures and the Role of Case Manager
Day 2: Details
- Paperwork Requirements and Running Meetings
Day 3: What It’s All About
- Writing IEPs and Monitoring Student Progress
Day 4: Working with General Education
- Developing Partnerships for Student Success
Day 5: Working with Families
- Developing Partnerships for Student Success
Day 6: Putting It All Together
At completion of the six days, participants will be able to identify:
- Essential elements of special education law;
- Paperwork requirements;
- Responsibilities of the Case Manager;
- Key elements of managing team meetings;
- Effective ways to communicate with parents and colleagues;
- Methods for monitoring student progress; and
- Resources for on-going professional development.
Target Audience: new special education teachers or related service providers