Bite-Sized Summer Learning Series: Task Analysis Virtual - 33140
Do you have 90 minutes? Then join us this summer as we offer a series of online mini sessions on evidence-based strategies that will help you improve student learning. The intended outcome is that participants will increase their repertoire of learning strategies that have been shown to be effective for learners with unique learning needs.
A task analysis is a process of breaking a skill down into smaller, more manageable components. Once a task analysis is complete, it can be used to teach learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) a skill that is too challenging to teach all at once. Participants will demonstrate proficiency by practicing in small virtual groups creating a task analysis. This session is aligned with the Instructional Strategies component of the TEA-required self-assessment.
Audiences
Teacher - Special Education, Charter School Personnel, Paraprofessionals, Parents, Speech Therapists, Teacher - General Education
Session
59688
Fee
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Seats Left
36
T-TESS
2.3,3.2,4.3
Registration Deadline
6/7/2024
Credit Type
Continuing Professional Education
Duration
01:30
T-PESS
Presenter
Michael Tucker ESC Region 11
For assistance contact:
Michael Tucker
Team Lead, Behavior
mtucker@esc11.net
(817) 740-7586
For assistance contact:
Daisy Sheardown
Special Education Technician
dsheardown@esc11.net
(817) 740-3606
Offered Again On
- 6/7/2024 9:00 am
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