Wednesday
Jan182012

Come Join MO SCEC at our 1st Annual 3k Fun Walk/Run! 

 

Free T-Shirt w/Paid Registration!

 MO SCEC will be hosting a 3K Fun Walk/Run:

When: Sunday March 11, 2012 – Last Day of the MO CEC Conference

7:00-8:00 AM

Where: Lodge of the Four Seasons – Lobby

Why: To Support University Students Working Towards a Degree in Special Education

How: Send in the form attached 

Monday
Dec052011

Mizzou Student Council for Exceptional Children

4th Annual Research to Practice Conference

Interventions TO GO!

 

What:  Experts in the field will give you intervention ideas in areas such as classroom management, reading, mathematics, and school wide behavior support.

Who: General and Special Education Teachers, School Psychologists, Counselors, Administrators, Pre-service teachers, Para-professionals

When: Saturday, January 21st  , 2012

8:00-8:30am—Registration

8:30-1:15pm—Concurrent sessions  

Where: Townsend Hall, University of Missouri campus 

How much:  Registration is $30 and includes a snack break. School invoices, checks, and cash will be accepted. Please make checks payable to SCEC.  

To register: Complete the attached registration form and e-mail or mail to Erica Lembke, 311J Townsend Hall, Columbia, MO, 65211 or lembkee@missouri.edu.  

A certificate of attendance will be provided.

 All funds go to support the activities of Mizzou SCEC. 

Past Sessions have included topics such as: 

 

Behavior Management 101 

Simple Classroom Supports for Students with ADHD

Science for ALL: Designing Instruction for Diverse Learners

Developing Social Competence 101

Response to Intervention—Next Steps

Dissecting Number and Operations: Identifying Constructs to Assess the Mathematical Understanding of Struggling Learners

Structural Analysis in the Classroom: How to Develop an Environmentally-based Behavior Intervention

Using Assessment Data to make instructional changes

Access to the General Curriculum for Adolescent Struggling Readers

Effective Classroom Practice: Three Simple Strategies

Methods for working with children who are inattentive

Data-based decision-making

Implementing Peer-Assisted Learning Strategies

Too Smart for School: Strategies for students with High Functioning Autism or Asperger's

Autism Overview: An overview of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and implications for classroom instruction

Doing more with less: Research based methods of managing a classroom of high need students that require minimal time and resources

A Semester of Peer-Assisted Learning Strategies: What Works