Week of Mar 30th
- Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) - Assessment Literacy Series (Part 2)
Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) - Assessment Literacy Series (Part 2)
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03/31/2014It is recommended that participants have already attended "An Introduction to SLOs - Part 1" or have a solid understanding of the SLO process prior to attending this workshop. This session will focus on how to develop quality summative assessments that meet the criteria of SLOs. Participants will explore the following aspects of creating quality summative assessments and SLOs: - How to use Webb's Depth of Knowledge to create rigorous assessments - How to design effective multiple choice questions - How to create rubrics to accurately measure student performance - Tools to support building quality summative assessments that meet the demands of SLOs Participants need to bring a draft of an SLO or other summative assessment that they are currently using or plan to use in 2014-2015. Time will be built into this session to review and revise participants' assessments. Participants should also bring a digital device to support them in the development and revisions of their assessments.
33 Springbrook DriveCanton, PA 17724USA570-673-6001 - Quality Behavior Solutions - Safety Care Specialist Certification
Quality Behavior Solutions - Safety Care Specialist Certification
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04/02/2014 – 04/03/2014This training requires demonstration of 18 verbal and physical competencies. Participants should come prepared and willing to demonstrate mastery of each competency. Safety Care Training is a two-full-day training that teaches the goals of safety management, interdisciplinary treatment, creates an understanding of challenging behavior, establishing a safe environment, practicing safety habits, delivering and differential reinforcement. Safety care training teaches incident minimization, de-escalation procedures, incident management (physical safety techniques) and post incident procedures.
This is a physical training. Participants should dress appropriately in loose, comfortable clothing. Please refrain from wearing flip flops, sandals, clogs, or open toed shoes. Athletic shoes such as sneakers are most appropriate. The training will require participants to shuffle backward, twist and turn and transition from a standing to floor position. Participants should only register if they are willing and able to demonstrate the physical competencies. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the facilitator. This training is not open to parents, outside agencies, or districts not within IU 17. School districts served by BLaST IU 17 will not be invoiced. Registration fees will be covered by IDEA funding. Lunch will be provided on site.
** Participants must attend the entire two-day training to receive certification and Act 48 credit. Partial credit will not be awarded.
To register for this event please visit www.elrnr.org.Â
33 Springbrook DriveCanton, PA 17724USA570-673-6001 - Quality Behavior Solutions - Safety Care Specialist Certification
Quality Behavior Solutions - Safety Care Specialist Certification
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04/02/2014 – 04/03/2014This training requires demonstration of 18 verbal and physical competencies. Participants should come prepared and willing to demonstrate mastery of each competency. Safety Care Training is a two-full-day training that teaches the goals of safety management, interdisciplinary treatment, creates an understanding of challenging behavior, establishing a safe environment, practicing safety habits, delivering and differential reinforcement. Safety care training teaches incident minimization, de-escalation procedures, incident management (physical safety techniques) and post incident procedures.
This is a physical training. Participants should dress appropriately in loose, comfortable clothing. Please refrain from wearing flip flops, sandals, clogs, or open toed shoes. Athletic shoes such as sneakers are most appropriate. The training will require participants to shuffle backward, twist and turn and transition from a standing to floor position. Participants should only register if they are willing and able to demonstrate the physical competencies. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the facilitator. This training is not open to parents, outside agencies, or districts not within IU 17. School districts served by BLaST IU 17 will not be invoiced. Registration fees will be covered by IDEA funding. Lunch will be provided on site.
** Participants must attend the entire two-day training to receive certification and Act 48 credit. Partial credit will not be awarded.
To register for this event please visit www.elrnr.org.Â
33 Springbrook DriveCanton, PA 17724USA570-673-6001