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Event Overview
Continuing the Tradition...
Join us as we continue the
tradition of a spring Care & Treatment Education conference in Minnesota on
March 9-11, 2008. We will reunite friends and colleagues and welcome new
participants in sharing information and renewing commitments to improved
services for youth with challenging behaviors. You will not want to miss
this opportunity for access to advanced learning, networking and visiting
with exhibitors. You will also have an opportunity to see new and classic
books and materials from more than 40 publishers at the discount bookstore.
Confronting Barriers to Improving
Outcomes for Youth with Challenging Behaviors
This conference will provide
essential and practical strategies for teaching and working with challenging
youth in the array and continuum of educational, mental health and juvenile
justice settings. A variety of sessions are designed for PreK-12 teachers,
administrators, pyschologists, social workers, counselors, university
faculty and others concerned with overcoming barriers to improve outcomes
for troubled and troubling children and youth. Topics will include:
> Using
assessment data to determine eligibility and placement decisions
> Mental
and chemical health services
> Effective
instruction
> Reading
and literacy
>
Psychological skills training
> Effective
transition programs
> Support
and collaboration with general education teachers
> Using
data to modify intervention plans
>
Components of effective program services
Relicensure Clock Hours Available
Certificates of clock-hour
participation will be provided. Opportunities will be available to satisfy
relicensure clock hour requirements in the areas of:
o Positive
Behavioral Intervention
o Adapting
curricula & instruction
o Mental
health awareness
o Reading
Invitation for Presentation
Proposals
You are invited to participate in
the program of this conference as a presenter. Our priority is to provide
content that focuses on innovative and best practices that demonstrate
effective evidence-based strategies designed to meet the needs of students.
This is an excellent opportunity to present and showcase your work to
general and special education teachers, administrators, teacher trainers,
alternative school personnel, and others who provide direct or indirect
services to children and youth.
Click to submit your
proposal online
Marketing Opportunities
More than 200 professionals from
education, mental health, juvenile justice, residential care facilities, and
other related disciplines are expected to participate in the 2008 Midwest
Care & Treatment Education Conference. Please see our
marketing brochure for sponsorship and exhibit opportunities.
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