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February 21, 2012
Technology Tuesday: SMART and Promethean
Boards
MSUB College of Education Building
Room 160
Is your whiteboard frustrating you? Are you
merely using it to show videos or project? Do
you want to learn how to get your students out
of their chair and up to the board? Do you know
how to use your tool bar, find lessons, import
data, imbed videos? These are a few of the
topics Trina will be reviewing for February's
Tech Tuesday. If possible, please download
Active Inspire or Notebook software on your
computer before attending this session. If you
have specific questions you would like answered
during the presentation, please email requests
to
THalama@fromberg.k12.mt.us.
Active Inspire is a
software that comes with the purchase of
Promethean boards. It has several features;
including dual user, recording voice and screen,
link capabilities to videos etc, to name a few.
Notebook software is typically used for smart
boards. It too has several features that bring
the classroom to life. Inspire can be used on
smart boards with minute differences in user
capabilities. Whiteboards are a great way to get
your classroom interactive. Trina has several
management tools, cool tools, and templates that
she will share with you.
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February 28, 2012
School and Community Partnerships for Effective
Secondary Transition Planning
MSUB College of Education Building
Room 122
Come and
join us in this highly interactive training
which will include:
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Representatives from
Montana’s Office of Public Instruction,
Special Education Division, presenting to
both agency and school personnel, detailing
transition activities as required by law.
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Disability service
agency presentations explaining services
offered and eligibility requirements.
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Networking lunch
(provided).
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Facilitated round table
discussion with school personnel to more
deeply explore how schools should design and
implement transition programs. Agency
representatives are welcome at this
presentation.
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March 2, 2012
Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and
Spelling (LETRS) for Early Childhood Educators
Session 2 of 2
MSUB College of Education Building
Room 122
Language Essentials for Teachers of
Reading and Spelling (LETRS) for Early Childhood
Educators is a supplemental LETRS module
based on a growing body of research that says
the more children know about language and
literacy before they begin formal schooling, the
better equipped they are to succeed in reading.
This two session presentation describes the
scope and sequence of the module, helping
preschool and kindergarten teachers to deepen
their understanding of early literacy and
enhance their strategies to help young children
develop the foundation skills needed for
learning to read and write.
Early Childhood LETRS
is appropriate for early childhood educators
working with preschool and kindergarten children
as well as early elementary children
experiencing difficulty with the literacy
process. It is also appropriate for early care
and education providers who are interested in
enhancing their own interactions with the
children in their care.
Participants Must Bring
A Hand or Pocket Size Mirror
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March 14, 2012 Featured Speaker
Luncheon: Recognizing and Supporting Students
with Oppositional Defiant Disorder MSUB
Student Union Building, Lewis and Clark Room
Increasingly faced with students who present
very challenging behavioral issues, most school
staff have not been trained as treatment
providers, but as educators. Punitive and
reactive strategies are often the response of
choice, in spite of the frequent negative side
effects and drawbacks of such approaches. We
will take a look at another approach to
classroom management of oppositional and defiant
students.
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May 11, 2012
Region III CSPD Council Meeting
MSUB College of Education, Room 122
Anyone with an interest in planning
professional development for educators in Region
III is encouraged to attend. Please contact the
Region III CSPD Coordinator, Debra Miller, at
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Webinars |
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OPI
Transition Webinars
Secondary Transition Assessments – February
5, 2009
Measurable Post Secondary Goals - February
24, 2009
Secondary Transition Services – April 9,
2009
Secondary Transition 17 years old and beyond
– April 28, 2009
Secondary Transition Assessment Webinar –
PowerPoint
*Powerpoint
presentations may be downloaded at the end of
each webinar along with resources. Each webinar
is approximately 45-60 minutes long.
OPI Renewal Units:
One OPI Renewal Unit is available for each
of the four webinars. To receive renewal units
for participating in these webinars, please
click on this link and complete the evaluation
form for the webinar that you view. An OPI
renewal unit certificate will be mailed to you
upon receipt of the evaluation form.
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Bipolar Disorder Featured Speaker
Luncheon
February 5, 2009Dr. Blodgett provided
participants with an overview of the diagnosis
and treatment of Bipolar Disorder in adolescents
and children. He also discussed the impact of
Bipolar Disorder on social and academic
performance.
Download PowerPoint Presentation
OPI Renewal Units: To receive one OPI
Renewal Unit for participating in this webinar,
please click on this link and complete the
evaluation form. An OPI renewal unit certificate
will be mailed to you upon receipt of the
evaluation.
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State of Research on Potential
Environmental Health Factors with Autism and
Related Neurodevelopment Disorders
Subcommittee on Children’s Health
Hearing: US Senate Committee on Environment and
Public Works
Archived webinar: August 3, 2010
Autism and related developmental disorders
affect approximately 1 in 110 births and are
growing at an alarming rate of 10 to 17 percent
per year. At this rate, there are estimates that
the prevalence of autism could reach 4 million
Americans in the next decade. Autism and similar
disorders have no ethnic, racial, or social
boundaries and can affect any family or child
indiscriminately. Autism has increasingly been
identified as a mostly complex genetic disorder,
but some environmental factors may also be
linked to its causes. This hearing looks at the
latest research on potential environmental
factors that may harm the health of children --
including their ability to think, learn, and
interact with families and other people in
society.
OPI Renewal Units: To receive one OPI
Renewal Unit for participating in this webinar,
please click on this link and complete the
evaluation form. An OPI renewal unit certificate
will be mailed to you upon receipt of the
evaluation form.
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