DHH/VI Parent Advisor, TVI, & COMS Book Study: "The Early Childhood Coaching Handbook, SECOND Edition" by Rush & Shelden (Fall Session) - 25967
Please read carefully! Participants will read, discuss, and apply the book "The Early Childhood Coaching Handbook, SECOND Edition" by Rush & Shelden (ISBN#978-1681252568). Discussion and application activities will take place via Canvas, a platform for online learning, from September 14 - October 30, 2020. All of the coursework will be completed online within a specific time frame; therefore, timelines and due dates must be observed in order to receive credit for the course. It is anticipated that this course will require approximately three hours of work outside of your normal work day each week. Notes: (1) A copy of the book will be provided to participants registered by September 8, 2020; and (2) Participants are encouraged, but not required, to read the book prior to the start of the online course.
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Teacher - Special Education, Teacher Supervisors
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Participants will learn new strategies for coaching parents and families in the child's natural environment.
Participants will apply and use coaching strategies with children and families.
Participants will discuss with his/her professional peers ways to implement and use the coaching strategies.
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