Ready, Set, Grow! A Cohort for New Complex Access Needs (CAN) Teachers - 35082
This immersive, four-day training is designed for new and novice teachers working with students who have significant cognitive disabilities and/or are medically fragile. Participants must be in their first or second year of teaching these exceptional learners.
Through a combination of face-to-face sessions, online coursework, and active participation in a Professional Learning Community, educators will gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to support students effectively. Ongoing training and personalized support will continue throughout the academic year, ensuring teachers feel empowered and equipped for success in their classrooms.
This session is aligned with the Instructional Strategies components of the TEA-required self-assessment.
Enrollment is limited to 20 participants.
Schedule & Location
Audiences
Teacher - Special Education, Charter School Personnel
Prerequisite/Special Notes
First or second year teachers of students with complex access needs
Objectives
Participants will demonstrate how to set up and organize the learning environment for optimal academic outcomes.
Participants will develop classroom schedules and communication plans for various students.
Participants will review and discuss alignment between state standards, curriculum, and local/state assessments.
Participants will identify and practice strategies for differentiation and inclusion.
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