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Effective Teaching, Successful Lives Barbara T Doyle, MS |
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Speaking Engagements and Presentations:
New Events for 2010 March 9, 2010 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The ARC of Illinois presents: Positive Strategies For Changing Behavior LOCATION 708-444-1100 Replacing dangerous or problematic behavior with more functional, adaptive, and Participants will learn how to: Who should attend? for more information contact: The Arc of Illinois www.illinoislifespan.org
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________ October 22, 2010 8:AM to 4:00 PM registration 8:00 AM to 8:30 AM Heart Of Illinois Down Syndrome Association, Inc. presents: Systematic Instruction: Effective Teaching for Successful Lives at the Best Western Ashland House Hotel and Conference Center in Morton, Illinois Lunch will be provided Contact the Heart of Illinois Down Syndrome Association, Inc for more details www.hoidsa.org infor@hoidsa.org More details coming soon! _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Here are some events completed in 2009: “Vision and Action: The Power of
Presentation by Barbara T. Doyle,MS
September 18, 2009 Par-A-Dice Hotel & Casino East Peoria, IL 8:30 am - 3:30 PM
Who Should Attend and Why?
HOIDSA will reimburse schools substitute pay Come and learn to identify the most important skills and goals to ensure positive life outcomes for everyone while replacing problematic behavior with desirable behavior! We will address all important life areas including school, work, community, mental health, physical health, relationships, and having fun! Learn to maximize the efforts of all team members, promote teaming with unifying assumptions, prioritize the most important skills and goals, and use practical methods that help ensure positive lifetime outcomes for everyone. This workshop is a collaboration between HOIDSA and PARC, Inc. Brochure and registration form is available on this web site under "Newsletters and Publications" To register online, go towww.parcway.org $40 registration fee (Walk-in registrations the day of the event will be $50) HOIDSA members and PARC staff may attend FREE. Scholarships are available for others unable to pay. Email request to:info@hoidsa.orgorehrenhar@mtco.com
September 25, 2009 Buffalo, New York "Teaching Ten Important Goals" and "Positive Behavioral Change" with Barbara Thompson Doyle, MS Also presenting: "The Way I See It" with Dr. Temple Grandin and
Conference location: Classics V For more inform ai ton or to register, go to: http://www.fhautism.com/Conferences/Buffalo Conference/tabid/178/Default.aspx or phone Future Horizons, Inc.
716-689-6900 or 800-334-4040 APA Continuing Education Credit = 6
October 6 and 7, 2009 Sponsored by Northwestern Illinois Association (NIA) October 6: Giovanni’s Restaurant, 610 North Bell School Road, Rockford, Illinois 61107 Phone 815-398-6411 October 7: Elgin Community College, UBC 141 Seigle Auditorium, 1700 Spartan Drive, Elgin, Illinois 60123 Phone 847-931-3925 Presentation both days: Students with Asperger Syndrome and related disorders participate in all school based programs and activities with varied success. This presentation will teach school staff and family members simple and effective strategies that can be implemented by anyone even without extra time or more money! Learn how to adapt what you do to support success for children and young adults with Asperger Syndrome and related disorders and their peers easily and effectively. (School staff includes: general education teachers, coaches, assistants, aides, therapists, case managers, special education personnel, music and art teachers, physical education specialists, vocational specialists, counselors, social workers, nurses, etc.) A special presentation on bullying will be included. For more information contact: Northwestern Illinois Association (NIA) 815-964-0937 phone/TTY Tammy Boyer extension10 Tina Brandt extension 14 autism@thenia.org STARnet Region IV Belleville, Illinois November 3 and 4, 2009 For more information, go to:
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Autism Society of America Premiado por la Sociedad de Autismo de America |
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