When

Session 1: October 18, 2018

Session 2: November 15, 2018

Session 3: December 13, 2018

Session 4: January 17, 2019

Session 5: February 07, 2019

from 6:30PM-8:30PM


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Cost

$25.00 for all 5 sessions

Where

Fisher College

777 Church St,

New Bedford, MA 02745

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Instructor:

Katherine Begin 

Registration Questions Contact

Nicole Miles
SEEPP
n.miles@outlook.com

 

Young Children with Special Needs

Session 1: Supporting Inclusion Care and Education in the Early Childhood Years: During this first session, participants will take a look at and discuss who the children with special needs are and how to provide an effective and responsive inclusive early learning environment for all children

  • Understanding Children with Special Needs
  • Taking a Look at an Inclusive Approach to Early Childhood Education
  • Understanding the Early Intervention Program

Session 2 -More Alike than Different: During this second session, participants will discuss a variety of special needs and look at responsive teaching strategies designed to provide the child with special needs with a developmentally appropriate learning experience. 

  • Developmental and Learning Disabilities
  • Cognitive Learning
  • The Physically Handicapped Child
  • Sensory Impairments (Vision and Hearing)

Session 3 - Understanding the Autism Spectrum and Sensory Processing Issues: During session #3, participants will talk about the Autism Spectrum Disorder and general sensory processing issues of children.  Teaching strategies and learning environments will be included.

  • Discussion – Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Sensory Processing

Session 4 - Social Development and Supporting Young Children’s Peer Competencies: During session # 4, participants will discuss the science of play, social development and the importance of facilitating peer relationships for all children.

  • Social Development/ Peer Relations
  • The Science of Play
  • How does these work together?

Session 5 -Planning for Inclusion: Working with Families: Session # 5 is where participants will take a look at disabilities and special needs from the parents and extended family member’s perspective. Discussion will include community resources and effective referrals.

  • Understanding the Families Perspective
  • Providing Concrete Support in Times of Need
  • Community Resources and Referrals

 

More Information

EEC Training Hours: 10 Hours

  


This training is funded in part by the Department of Early Education and Care              

and sponsored by the Southeast Education Professionals Partnership

Lead Agency - Child Development and Education, Inc.