Developing Early Childhood Education Settings to Support Students with Autism and Other Developmental Delays

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Developing Early Childhood Education Settings to Support Students with Autism and Other Developmental Delays

This training provides early childhood education staff with the knowledge to develop classrooms that support children with autism through the implementation of research-based strategies. Topics include examining learning characteristics of autism, positive behavioral strategies, and techniques to promote social and language skills. This workshop provides examples of evidence-based practices that can be immediately implemented in classrooms.

Saturday May 22nd, 2021
9 a.m. — 4 p.m.

Training ID 68957

Training set Set Two Standards
Age group
Preschool

Core knowledge categories (Hours)
Special Needs (3) Understanding & Guiding Behavior (3)

It is your responsibility to verify that the training sessions you select will meet your licensing or professional development needs.

Additional information

This in an online webinar training. You must have access to a computer from 6:00pm to 9:00pm the day of the training with appropriate connectivity. You don’t need a microphone, but you will need speakers, audio, or ear buds/phones. They use Zoom. Zoom has and app that can be downloaded. This app will allow you to be tracked by the software needed to verify participation.
To register for this great training opportunity please complete our online training request form here: www.ccrnso.org or call the training line: 541-776-6768.
Child Care Resource Network Webinar Policy:
- Registration requests must be received by 5:00pm the day before the training in order to be entered into the training.
- Participation is verified though software is used to track active participation. This includes screen time, polls, and the chat/question box. Participation must include all three aspects in order to receive credit.
- CCRN will not accept registrations from counties other than Jackson and Josephine without express permission. If your county is not currently offering access to webinars, please contact us directly at: 541-301-7760