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Special Needs and Counselling Editable Information Session for Staff

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This product is designed to be used to introduce staff at your school/learning environment to Special Needs (Learning Enhancement) and Counselling. The session is tailored to run for around 90minutes but can be increased/reduced as needed. It included information on key support areas and how to identify, useful additional reading materials/resources via website links, overviews into LE and Counselling and lots more. Designed to allow staff to think about how they can support all learners to make

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Also included in: Learning Support Referral, Information and Support Bundle

Listening on the First Ask

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Balanced Thinking

This is a PowerPoint Presentation I present to teachers or parents on how to help them increase student compliance. The presentation details a Reverse Time-Out, Planned Ignoring, Specific Praise, and an explanation of the functions of behavior and why students misbehave. Great for a Professional Development presentation.

PreK - 7th

Occupational Therapy Fieldwork Level 2 Weekly Responsibilities - Editable

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fine mOTor monsters

Are you an Occupational Therapist who is supervising fieldwork students? This fully editable printable, is perfect for introducing your student to the expectation and responsibilities you assign them. Introduction page is great for outlining all the important details such as times, dates, and locations of service. Following the introduction, this manual outlines the responsibilities your student can take on during their 12 week rotation. Responsibilities are provided, such as increasing number o

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Underrepresented Gifted Students PowerPoint

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Kaitlyn Holle

This editable PowerPoint discusses five underrepresented gifted subgroups (ADHD, Autism, African Americans, Underachievers, and Females) and ways to help these students. This PowerPoint is best used in professional development and is based on research.

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