DUEA: What It's Like: Perspective Taking On Students with Disabilities - 2/28, 10:40 - 11:50 AM (Session 2)
Ended Mar 24, 2025
Spots remaining: 13
Full course description
No PD Hours will be provided for this course
In-Person
Bartlett High School
Library
Ever wonder what it’s like to be a student with a disability? This perspective-taking session gives a glimpse of the challenges students with learning disabilities, processing difficulties, dyslexia, Autism, and other disabilities face on a daily basis. This presentation will delve into Richard Lavoie’s F.A.T. (Frustration, Anxiety, and Tension) City, tell a story about Carly Fleishman, a non-verbal girl with Autism, and simulate various experiences with having a disability. All those that have a desire to know more about the students with disabilities they work with are welcome to attend! This session will be Spanish-friendly and translated in Spanish for any attendees needing that accommodation.
Audience
All Paraprofessionals
This presentation will be led by Ryan Iberle.
Course Format Information
This course will take place in person. Please make sure you have your laptop so that you can complete the course evaluation. Make sure you sign in to the session when you arrive at the room!
Evaluation and Attendance Information
Evaluation forms for this course will be available for 24 hours after the course has ended. All evaluation forms must be completed by that time. Attendance will be taken via sign-in sheet and once the attendance information has been entered into the course, your PD hour form will be available.